From Monday, England allows outdoor gatherings, including in private gardens, of up to six people or two households, as well as outdoor exercise, in a new de-escalation step that began on March 8.
Among other measures to ease restrictions as well Weddings of up to six people will be allowed again. Within the roadmap to emerge from the strict lockdown that England has been experiencing since the beginning of this year, which keeps, for example, all non-essential businesses closed.
The British government stresses the importance of not holding indoor meetings, with a new slogan: “Hands, face, distance, fresh air.”
England – the rest of the UK, like Scotland or Wales, has its own de-escalation calendar – is also lifting the stay-at-home order and allowing travel within the country, although it is maintaining the recommendation to work from home as long as possible.
Despite everything, Prime Minister Boris Johnson, He urged all citizens to take the necessary precautionsThis is due to an increase in cases in continental Europe and new coronavirus variants threatening the world Success of the vaccination program Britain, which yesterday reached the number of 30 million first doses administered.
In a message marking this new important event in de-escalation, Johnson showed his hope for this Today opens the Great British Summer of Sport. While calling on everyone to continue to respect the rules and get vaccinated as soon as they receive the invitation to do so.
The next step of lifting the quarantine will be carried out on April 12. When bars and restaurants reopen, as well as non-essential shops and businesses such as hairdressers.
Wales will allow local holidays from Saturday, while Scotland will end its stay-at-home order on Friday, in other roadmaps drawn up by regional authorities.
The British government is confident that thanks to the vaccination campaign – which will be halted in April due to supply problems – on June 21 it will be able to completely end the calm.
According to figures released on Sunday, 19 people died in the United Kingdom in the past 24 hours Due to Covid, bringing the total number to 126,592, while 3,862 new infections were confirmed (there are already 4.33 million infections since the beginning of the pandemic).
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