As of this Monday, the UK is entering the final phase of restructuring, although the number of new cases a week has crossed 50,000 this week.
From now on, no one will wear a mask, whether in stores or on public transport. In so-called Independence Day, social distance rules also end, as well as people limits on meetings in open or closed spaces.
Like clubs, they reopen businesses that still have locked doors.
The British government is committed to personal responsibility rather than legal obligations.
In practice, no one is required to wear a mask, but the government urges them to do so regularly.
Boris Johnson’s administrator believes in the effectiveness of vaccines and that almost 90% of adults have taken at least one dose and almost 70% have taken the second dose.
In government, optimism dominates, but there are many scientists who warn of the dangers.
After all, millions of people have already been vaccinated, but millions more are not yet vaccinated. As the daily number of new cases increases, so does the concern.
Last week, there were several days when the United Kingdom recorded more than 50,000 cases, which have not been seen since January, but the government is adhering to predictions and vaccines are weakening the link between new cases and serious illness because, despite the high number of infections, the number of hospitalizations and deaths remains low. , However it is on the rise.
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