LONDON: Prime Minister Boris Johnson will give updates Monday about plans to facilitate the limit of Covid-19 in the UK, amid speculation that he will scrap the rules that require people to wear masks in many general settings.
Johnson is scheduled to hold a press conference on the current government prospects for “Freedom Day ”, plans to end the restrictions on the remaining Koronavirus on business and social interactions on July 19.
The final decision will be announced on July 12 based on the test series, including the level of vaccination and risk which was caused by a new virus variant.
The British government, which places one of the longest locking in the world, has raised restrictions on a series of steps starting by supporting the school in March.
Fourth and the final stage was postponed last month to give time for more people For vaccinated amid concerns about the rapid spread of the Delta variant, which was first discovered in India.
“Today we will determine how we can restore people’s freedom when we reach steps.
Four, ” Johnson said in a statement ahead of his press conference.
“But I have to emphasize that the pandemic does not end and that cases will continue to increase over the coming weeks.” Some doctors have a former concern that is suppressed about easing further restrictions because the level of infection continues to increase.
But there is no equivalent increase in care.
Inap or Covid-19 death, the brave ministers who believe that Britain must learn to live with a virus and that the time is right to end the remaining restrictions.
The number of new infections confirmed in the UK for the past seven days rose 67 percent from the previous week but 122 related deaths Coronavirus reported was two less than the previous week.
Public health officials connect the differences in numbers for the success of the British vaccination program.
Nearly 86 percent of British adults have received at least one vaccine dose and 63.4 percent are fully vaccinated.
The British government is preparing to menawan Rkan the third vaccine dose to everyone above 50 years, as well as vulnerable young people, to increase their immunity during the winter months, follow interim advice from the combined committee on vaccination and immunization.
Final advice is expected in the coming months.
In addition to the rules of wearing a face mask, Johnson will issue a plan to ease the rules about social distance and work from home, his office said.
He will also discuss the government’s plan to certify community vaccination status or their recent Covid-19 test results with what is commonly known as a vaccine passport.
“When we start learning to live with this virus, we all must continue to manage risk carefully from Covid and train the assessment when going about our lives,” Johnson said.