The government of the Republic of Serbia has sent to the National Assembly for confirmation the Decision on Declaring a State of Emergency, as well as all decrees with legal force that it adopted with the co-signature of the President of the Republic of Serbia and the Prime Minister.
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Ban on movement for May Day from 30 April through 4 May
Belgrade,
26 April 2020
In view of the current epidemic situation, new decisions have been made regarding the prevention of the spread of COVID-19 virus.
Citizens over the age of 65 will be able to take an hourly walk each day from Monday, 27 April, between 18.00 and 1.00, up to six hundred metres from their place of residence. Shops for the oldest fellow citizens will be open on Thursday from 4.00 to 7.00.
As the May Day holidays approach, and with a view to reducing social contact to a minimum, the Serbian government has adopted a decision banning movement from Thursday, 30 April at 18.00 to Monday, 4 May at 5.00.
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