LONDON: The British government has been reported to compile plans for a short two-week circuit breaker lately this month, after Christmas, to try and compensate the omicron variant that spreads quickly, said Media Reports on Saturday.
According to time, the ruling design is being prepared, which will ban different households meet in the room except for the purpose of work and pubs and restaurants which are limited to outdoor services.
The Financial Times reported that British Prime Minister Boris Johnson had been presented with a number of options under the C plan called, starting from “light guidance to encourage people, to lock”.
Leaking minutes from the government scientific advisory group for emergencies, accessed by the BBC, revealed the Ministerial Scientists commemorate that harder steps need to be brought “immediately” to try and maintain hospitalization at the level of national health services.
Reports of further locking restrictions came when England recorded another highest daily total of 93,045 Covid-19 infections on Friday, up 4,669 cases from the previous record of 88,376 set on Thursday.
While the Delta variant remains dominant in most countries, Omicron has taken over in London and Scotland amid a massive surge.
The number of people in the hospital with Covid-19 in London has risen to 1,534, up 28.6 percent compared to last week.
Meanwhile, half adult in England now has a dose of Covid-19 booster after the accelerated program this week before the Omicron variant, was first detected in South Africa in November.
This week, online bookings have been opened for all adults with walk-in sites throughout the country.
UK can be forced to Omicron Circuit Breaker Lockdown: Report
