LONDON: The British Prime Minister will confirm on Monday that all remaining locking restrictions in the UK will be lifted within a week while urging people to remain cautious amid the resurrection of Coronavirus.
Johnson is expected to say at a press conference that faces masks and all social distance steps will be appointed in England on July 19.
However, given the sharp rise in new cases, he also tends to reduce the “day of freedom.” England as a whole have seen infections soar in recent weeks as a result of the Delta variant.
The daily infection rate runs more than 30,000, their highest level since January.
Most of the infections mostly occur among younger people, many of whom have not received the first dose of vaccines.
Although the government has warned that the number of daily cases will rise further, potentially hit 100,000 at a certain point this summer, it is urgent by unlocking due to a fast vaccine slide.
On Sundays, 69% of the population have received at least one dose of the 52% vaccine has two.
The government hopes the launch of the vaccine is very disturbing to the relationship between infection and those who need hospitalization.
However, there is evidence to show that the number of people who need hospitalization and dying from Covid-19 also take steps, although not at the same level as infection.
However, concerns over improving cases that have accumulated pressure on Johnson to take a more careful approach to the latest opening.
For example, he is expected to recommend that people keep wearing facial masks in closed places, such as public transportation and in shops.
Public health officials and scientists have voiced their concerns, said the trench mask and social distance can be dangerous at all.
Professor Peter OpenShaw, a group member who suggested the government about the new and new respiratory virus appeared, said it was very important to keep some protection steps, such as wearing a face cover.
“I really didn’t see why people were reluctant to wear a face cover, it was quite clear that they greatly reduced transmission,” he told BBC radio.
“The vaccine is fantastic but you have to give them time to work and meanwhile offset all the steps we have learned to reduce transmission for me very vital.” The British government, which imposes one of the longest locking in the world, has raised restrictions for the UK in a series of steps starting by reopening schools in March.
The fourth stage and last postponed last month to give more time for more people to vaccinate in the midst of rapid spread of the Delta variant, which was first discovered in India.
Other parts of England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland follow their own road map, widely similar, out of locking.