LONDON: People in the UK who are fully vaccinated against the Coronavirus no longer need to isolate 10 days if they come into contact with someone who has tested positive, under the new rules on Monday.
Those who have a covid-19 vaccine dose or under 18 years in touch with positive Covid people will not face compulsory quarantine but it is recommended to take PCR tests.
While some scientists will like such tests to be legal requirements, it is expected that changes in the rules will help businesses that struggle with the lack of staff to the requirements of self-insulation must so far.
If someone develops symptoms of viruses, the government says they have to isolate themselves and get PCR tests, and remain in isolation until the results return.
New guidance will apply to people who have the final dose of the approved vaccine at least 14 days before contacting the positive case.
People who test positive will still be legally requested to isolate themselves.
“The British public has played an important role after the rules of self-isolation throughout the pandemic and sacrificing so much to help carry a virus under control,” said Secretary of the UK Health Sajid Javid.
“Requirements for double Jabitan and under the 18s.
Contact People with Covid-19 have been removed because we carefully take steps back to normality, thanks to the phenomenal success of our vaccine launch.
Vaccines are what will bring this pandemic to end, with More than 84,000 lives have been saved and 23 million.
Infection is prevented, “he said, urging people to advance to their vaccines.
Appeared when the government set a plan for all young people aged 16 to 17 in the UK to be offered the first dose of the Covid-19 vaccine on the following Monday, before they returned to school from the summer vacation in September.
The British NHS said it had launched a new online site seeker to help 16 and 17 years find the nearest center and further sites will come online and weeks to come.
“Please don’t delay – Get your Jabs as soon as possible so we can continue to live safely with this virus and enjoy our freedom by giving yourself, your family and community, the protection they need,” Javid added.
Teenagers in three months spinning 18 can order their promises of vaccine meetings through a national booking service or by calling 119.
About 100,000 texts are being sent by national health services (NHS) to those who meet the requirements to invite them to order their Jab.
“Young people have shown a great enthusiasm to get their vaccine and this allows us to safely enjoy the things we have missed, like going to the pub or seeing family and friends,” said Minister of Vaksin UK Nadhim Zahawi.
The British government has also partnered with dating applications, social media platforms and large companies, such as Uber and Exentifo, on advertising and incentives to issue vaccination messages among younger age cohorts.
The latest official data shows that a total of 87,421,381 vaccine doses have been given in the UK, with 47,215,352 people received the first dose (89.3 percent) and 40,206,029 people who received a dose (76 percent).
This means more than 70 percent of people aged 18-29 have received their first dose.