PM Viktor Orban sent a letter of condolence to Polish PM Beata Szydło on the recent mining disaster.
“After an earthquake caused a mine to collapse in Poland, leaving one person dead and several missing, Prime Minister Viktor Orban conveyed his personal condolences and those of the people of Hungary to Polish prime minister Beata Szydło”, the Prime Minister’s Press Chief announced, adding that Mr. Orban said that he was shocked by what had happened and hoped that those missing in the disaster would soon be successfully brought to the surface, in an effort which Hungary is prepared to provide all the assistance it can.
