Tram track renovation works cause nighttime noise at Bem Square
Tram track renovation works are continuing during the night at Bem Square in Debrecen, with the construction generating noticeable noise for residents living nearby.
Tram track renovation works are continuing during the night at Bem Square in Debrecen, with the construction generating noticeable noise for residents living nearby.
Hungary’s annual August 20 State Foundation Day celebrations will be organized for less than one-third of the originally planned budget, with a simpler, more rational and cost-effective approach, Interior Minister Gábor Pósfai announced on Facebook on Tuesday.
Rental prices in Hungary continued to rise in June, but at the slowest pace for the month since the COVID-19 pandemic, according to the latest KSH–ingatlan.com rent index.
Despite the cooler weather, the Municipality of Debrecen has confirmed that Graduates’ Day will take place today as planned at Aquaticum Debrecen Beach. In addition, registered graduating students will also be able to enjoy free admission on Wednesday, July 15, during the beach’s regular opening hours.
Debrecen will once again host Graduates’ Day, a tradition launched in 2020 that offers free admission to the Aquaticum Debrecen Beach for Debrecen high school students who have successfully passed their final secondary school examinations, the municipality announced.
Around 1,500 people gathered in front of Debrecen’s Old City Hall on Friday evening to protest alleged environmental pollution linked to the city’s battery industry, what speakers described as political cover-ups surrounding the issue, and the authorities’ disregard for residents’ concerns. Throughout the demonstration, participants repeatedly called for the resignation of Mayor László Papp, expressing […]
Norbert Sándor ±Ê鳦²õi, who has worked in communications for nearly twenty years, has been appointed Head of Press at the Ministry of Transport and Investment (KBM), where he will be responsible for directing and developing the ministry’s media relations, the ministry announced.
Chinese lithium-ion battery separator film manufacturer Semcorp Hungary Ltd. has announced that it is launching a comprehensive fact-finding investigation involving independent experts to determine the circumstances that led to the environmental issues identified at its Debrecen plant.
László Papp, the Mayor of Debrecen, has called on the Chinese-owned Semcorp to cease its operations in the city and relocate its production elsewhere. The mayor announced his position in a video posted on Facebook.
At its meeting last week, the Berettyóújfalu municipal council, where the ruling Fidesz party holds a strong majority, amended the town’s local environmental protection and public cleanliness ordinance.