BUDAPEST (Europe) – The current lockdown in Hungary imposing a blanket curfew over the population is to be replaced with a more fine-tuned version starting early May, according to Hungary’s Prime Minister Viktor Orban.
Orban announced that the new rules will focus on the elderly, the sick and people living in big cities, those who are at a disproportionate measure of risk.
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