Autistic children to be allowed to go out for walks during coronavirus curfew in Serbia
Dr. Tepavcevic said that such a request was completely justified from the professional point of view, and that the time slot was independent of all other terms and exceptions to the curfew
At a regular press conference regarding the coronavirus epidemic in Serbia, Dr. Darija Kisic Tepavcevic answered Telegraf's question about whether and when it would be possible for children with developmental disabilities and their parents to go out for walks.
Dr. Tepavcevic said that such a request was completely justified from the professional point of view, and that the time slot was independent of all other terms and exceptions to the curfew.
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"The time that is set for all parents of children with developmental disabilities, and especially for children in the autism spectrum disorder, is from 6 pm until 8 pm every day," said Tepavcevic Kisic.
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(Telegraf.rs)