Hungary to shut borders to intl passengers, close cultural & sports events, PM Orban says ...United Arab Emirates

Hungary will close its borders for international passengers, Prime Minister Viktor Orban told parliament on Monday. The country will also close cultural and sports events and establishments and limit the opening hours of restaurants. All shops will be shut except food stores, pharmacies and drug stores, he said, asking those over 70 to stay at home and all events to be cancelled except for family gatherings. Restaurants must close at 3pm. The country will need monetary and fiscal tools to tackle the expected grave economic impacts from the spread of the coronavirus, Orban said. He added that many jobs would be threatened by the economic fallout, Reuters reports.

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