In Hungary, curfew is to be canceled, and restaurants and hotels will be opened on May 4

The Hungarian government has decided to abolish curfew and introduce more lenient rules outside of Budapest and the capital district of Pest, the MyHungary.Net reported.

However, preventive measures should still be adhered to. Since about 70% of the infected people are in the capital and in the Pest district, curfew will remain in place in these locations.

Restaurants, hotels, cafes with open terraces are allowed to open on May 4. Shops can be opened without any time limits. Beaches, zoos and open air museums will also open on Monday. Service facilities and sports clubs can operate without restriction. On May 4, the government will remove restrictions on private health care, but restrictions on public health care will be lifted in four stages and at different times. Hungary’s education system will start a graduation program for students on Monday. Parking will remain free across the country. This measure helped to reduce the number of citizens using public transport. The ban on public events involving more than 500 participants will remain in place until August 15.