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Until December 3, working hours of catering facilities - restaurants, cafes, bars, clubs, as well as shopping centers, theaters, cinemas and other cultural institutions, as well as organizers of special and classic games of chance, will be limited to 6 pm.
Stores and other retail stores will be open until 9 pm.

The centre of the Serbian capital Belgrade, usually bustling with people and cars, was empty and quiet as a nocturnal curfew began at 8pm on Wednesday evening.

The curfew will be observed across Serbia each night until 5am. No one is allowed to go out apart from police officers and soldiers on duty, nightshift workers and people who have a health-related emergency.

The festival's dates are symbolic, commemorating not one, but two very important events in the history of Belgrade. On April 16 Belgrade will mark 1,138 years since the first written record of the city came to be, put to paper by the quill of Pope John VIII.