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In a weekly interview on public radio, Orbán said analyses show the number of intensive-care beds – ones with ventilators – required to treat COVID-19 patients could reach 4,480 on December 10, which implies 30,000-32,000 coronavirus hospitalizations.
The number of intensive-care beds necessary to treat coronavirus patients is expected to reach 2,240 on November 21, he told Kossuth Rádió.
If hospitals reach full capacity, medical care could be provided at locations outside of hospitals, he added.
The latest data from the governmentʼs coronavirus website show almost 5,200 COVID-19 patients are in hospital at present. Close to 400 of those are on ventilators.
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