Hungary Compensates for the Cost of Diesel. A Million Car Owners Receive Compensation
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The Hungarian government has found an unpublished solution to reduce the impact of the diesel cost directly in the driver's pockets. Budapest will grant 5,000 furnaces per month to eligible diesel car owners by the end of the year, but under certain conditions. Diesel car owners will receive a sum of money per month by the end of the year, and [...]
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PSnewsThe Hungarian government will compensate for the effects of the diesel cost, both for the owners of diesel cars and for farmers. Nearly a million people will receive financial aid, and farmers will be fully reimbursed for the excise duty on the diesel used in agriculture.
In Hungary, diesel car owners with a capacity of less than 150 hrs will pay 20,000 HUF ($64) before the end of the year to help compensate for the sharp rise in fuel prices, as reported by Peter Madyar on the country's social media network.
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