LONDON: British Prime Minister Boris Johnson seems to be confirming July 19 as what is called “terminus date” to end all the limiting law lock in the UK, striking notes carefully in front of the formal announcement on Monday night.
He is expected to urge the public to remain vigilant because the pandemic does not end and therefore “carefully” will be the key in the coming weeks.
Moving to Step 4 at the Roadmap four steps PM PM to end the lock was postponed by four weeks from June 21 to allow every adult to be offered a vaccine.
“We were really close to the last milestone on our road map because of the Kuncian, but the plan to recover our freedom must come with a warning,” Johnson said in Downing Street’s statement ahead of the briefing scheduled on Monday.
“While the phenomenal vaccine launch has offered every adult protection against viruses, and important relationships between cases, hospitalization and weakness weakening, global pandemics have not ended.
The case will rise when we unlock, so we confirm our plan today, our message will be Obviously.
“Attention is truly vital, and we all have to be responsible so that we do not cancel our progress, ensure we continue to protect our NHS,” he said.
British Health Secretary Javid will renew parliament from the following Monday and put it that four government tests for Lift Lockdown is being fulfilled.
The four tests are that the vaccine deployment program continues successfully; the vaccine is quite effective in reducing hospitalization and death in those who are vaccinated; the level of infection does not take unsustainable risk of pressure on the NHS; and risk assessment is not fundamentally changed by new variants that become Attention (VOC).
The latest data will be presented, with current modeling shows that the Covid-19 case will continue to increase because the restrictions subside.
Rediction, serious illness and death will also continue, even at a much lower level than before the vaccination program.
On July 10, Downing Street said in the otal 80.3 million doses of vaccines had been given in the UK, with 45.7 million adults received the first dose (86.9 percent) and 34.5 million adults received both doses (65.6 percent).
The government said that reopening from locking at a year-end point can increase pressure on national health services (NHS) due to winter diseases such as flu.
Analysis of the health of the British public (PHE) and Cambridge University suggested that vaccines so far prevent around 8.5 million infections and 30,000 deaths in the UK.
“It is very important that people continue to advance to get both Jabs when summoned, with data from PHE showing Covid-19 vaccine is very effective against hospitalization from the Delta variant.
The analysis shows the Pfizer / Biontech vaccine is 96 percent effective and the Oxford / AstraZeneca vaccine is 92 Percent is effective against hospitalization after two doses, “Note Street Downing.
Meanwhile, the launch of NHS vaccination is set to continue to accelerate by bringing the second dose to under 40s for eight weeks.
On Sunday, the UK recorded 31,772 confirmed Coronavirus cases, along with 26 further deaths.