The groundwater contamination discovered at the Debrecen facility of Chinese lithium-ion battery separator manufacturer Semcorp Hungary Kft. does not affect the city’s drinking water sources, Debreceni Vízmű Zrt. (Debrecen Water Utility) said on Monday.
A traffic accident involving a passenger car and a small van caused disruptions to public transport in Debrecen on Monday afternoon.
In addition to an association linked to the Municipality of Debrecen, volunteers from the Tisza Party are also handing out free drinking water across the city.
Battery manufacturer CATL confirmed that a small chemical leak occurred at its Debrecen factory on Thursday morning.
A tram and a passenger car collided on Friday at the intersection of Mikszáth Kálmán Street and Martonfalvi Street in Debrecen.
A rear-end collision occurred at 8:44 a.m. on Friday at the intersection of Main Road 35 and Main Road 354, near the motorway access at Józsa, on the outskirts of Debrecen.
A tragic accident claimed the life of a teenager from eastern Hungary on Wednesday evening at a fishing lake in the Romanian village of Érsemjén (Simian), just across the Hungarian border.
The ongoing drought affecting much of Hungary has left a striking impact on a protected grassland near Hosszúpályi, according to a recent report by the Hortobágy National Park Directorate.
Debrecen has reached the hottest week of the season so far, making it especially important for people to stay properly hydrated.
The environmental authority of the Hajdú-Bihar County Government Office has ordered the suspension of operations at Semcorp Hungary Kft., the Chinese manufacturer of lithium-ion battery separator films in Debrecen, citing environmental pollution concerns.
