"Next week the decision regarding pensioners, half an hour walk, 300 m from home"

"We have problems in areas where people from different parts of the world arrived on March 13 and 14," Vucic told Radio-Television Serbia.
He said our hospitals are crowded.
He said that the most difficult situation is still in Cuprija, adding that the Pomoravlje region is critical, together with Krusevac, Varvarin and Cicevac, which are the hotspots of the contagion.
"The new hotspot, much more serious than we had hoped for, is Pozarevac, which is becoming a major hassle," he said.
Talking about the hotspots of the virus, he said that the south and southeast had become problematic, and that the situation in the west of Serbia was better.
He also said that Belgrade is on average in terms of the number of newly infected.
Speaking about curfew over the weekend, Vucic said the decision would be made in half a day.
"I think it's going to be that people can get everything they need on Good Friday, and curfew will start at 5 pm on Friday, lasting until 5 am on Tuesday. Monday is definitely a non-working day," Vucic said.
He added that he had talked to the patriarch and trusted him, and that he would ask him to understand the situation.]
"I will try to speak to the patriarch and the people from the Synod tomorrow. I don't have any doubts, though, I will support the doctors and the life. We don't have in mind to arrest bishops and clergy," he said.
"I will kneel before him to adopt this, not because we are arrogant and haughty, but so that life can win over death," he said.
Vucic added that the decision that children with autism can go outside whenever they wanted would be in effect, not just from 6 pm to 8 pm, as announced earlier.
"We are looking for a way to allow pensioners to go out at least 3...