Britain and Austria suddenly put Croatia on the Red List (subject to voluntary quarantine for 14 days after returning to Japan), causing a slight return rush and making the city quite quiet. Yesterday there was a report in the news that it took more than 10 hours to cross the Austrian border.
However, the new school year in Europe begins in September, so there are still summer vacation guests from Germany and Poland.
The city of Pula itself is quite peaceful and we spend our days as usual except for public transportation and indoor facilities.
Belgrade
From the last report on 22nd Feb - 15,000 people were tested, of which 3,257 people were positive.
And the number of infected people is still growing last days.
In order to prevent the spread of the coronavirus, public gatherings are prohibited on the entire territory of the Republic of Serbia in public places indoors and outdoors – with max 5 people allowed to gather at the same time, with distance at least 1.5 m from each, ie one person can be present on every 4 m2.
Regardless, citizens do not adhere to the measures, Ski resorts, restaurants, cafes are full of people. For example, few days ago there was held a party in local restaurant, with around 1000 people...
Belgrade, Serbia
The situation improves day by day, number of infected people decreases. There are still same restrictions on force (mandatory wearing of masks in public transport and closed facilities, physical distance of 1.5-2m etc.).
On the streets of Belgrade everything looks normal. You can check few pictures from city center during last weekend.
Belgrade, Serbia
Situation is practically the same as in previous days and same measures are on force. It is still obligatory to wear a mask in closed facilities and in public transportation, to keep a physical distance of 1.5 - 2 m, ban on gathering more then 10 people indoors etc.
You can see few pictures from the city center of Belgrade in the evening...
