The current curfew and strict measures will remain in place until January 11, which means that there will still be a curfew between 8 pm and 5 am, Hungarian PM Viktor Orbán announced this Monday.
The prime minister added that it will only be decided on December 21 whether Christmas Eve can be an exception “in the light of the conditions at the time.”
"But for sure, there will be no exceptions on December 31, New Year's Eve parties and street balls cannot be held this year," he pointed out.
The night curfew has been in place in Hungary since November 11. However, it does not apply to those going to/from work, walking the dog, those participating in group hunting, etc.
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