It is Berezina on the island of Great Britain. Boris Johnson announced, on Monday, January 4, a national reorganization in England to try to stop the increase in contamination by Kovid-19. These threaten to affect the UK healthcare system. The Prime Minister justified his decision by rapid campaigning New version of coronavirus, More contagious.
Boris Johnson clarified that schools will be closed from Tuesday and permission to leave home will be granted only for specific cases, such as working when telecommunications are not possible, making necessary purchases or practicing telework. ‘Physical exercise.
If the vaccination campaign becomes planned and prevention has an impact on pollution and deaths, it may be possible to gradually lift these restrictions from mid-February, cautioning this schedule, inviting the Prime Minister.
New strategy. If you include deaths within 28 days of a positive screening test, the epidemic toll in the UK surpasses more than 75,000 deaths. in spite of Vaccination campaign started a month ago, A daily record of 58,784 new pollutants was announced on Monday.
The UK has already distributed over one lakh doses of the Kovid-19 vaccine. Authorities have also changed their vaccination strategy: their priority now is to get the first dose of the vaccine to as many people as possible, postponing the second injection to be able to avoid stress in the supply chain. . But this change has already been criticized by some doctors.
Even before England, Scotland on Monday decided to have the most severe imprisonment since March. Scottish Prime Minister Nicola Sturgeon said, “It is no exaggeration to say that I am more concerned with the situation we have been facing since March.”
The new version of coronovirus accounts for about half of new cases in Scotland. according to this Time, New restrictions are likely to remain in effect until spring and the reopening of schools will be postponed until 18 January.
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