UK PM Boris Johnson 'confident' second COVID-19 lockdown not required if people obey rules

British Prime Minister Boris Johnson has said that he is 'confident' that second lockdown is t required in country if people unite toger and obey health safety protocols like maintaining social distance and wearing face masks. As per reports, he ded that people should obey rules and guidelines issued by government to curb spre of coronavirus. dressing a press conference Johnson said that obeying set rules y can control spre of virus and won't allow a second wave to grip UK. He furr ded that he is very confident that UK will be able to that as y have mand and controlled virus in past. 

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Constant review round clock: UK PM

As per reports, British PM said that a constant review and vigil round clock is best way to get spre down again. Last week, Prime Minister Boris Johnson anunced a set of new regulations to curb an inevitable second wave of COVID-19. As per new restrictions, clubs, bars, pubs amid or places have been asked to close at 10 pm, sparking scenes of crowded outdoor revelry that appear to defeat point of new rules. However, authorities have exempted parliament bars reasoning that y are classed as workplace canteens.

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Johnson asked people to ‘Work from Home’ in England, to curb spre of COVID-19. In dition to work from home, hospitality sector has also be reduced to table service only.  However, a full lockdown is unlikely to be anunced.  Earlier, Authorities in England h anunced that a fine of 11,000 euros would be levied on all those who refuse to self-isolate to prevent spre of coronavirus. new restrictions have been anunced in rthwest, rrn and Central England after cases soared.  

Office for National Statistics said Wednesday, September 30 that British ecomy contracted by 19.8% in April to June quarter from previous three-month period, slightly less than its previous estimate of 20.4%. Despite of strict COVID-19 lockdown, many regions across Europe is witnessing a resurgence of virus prompting WHO to warn that number of deaths could even double to two million if international community failed to take any collective action. Europe, which was bly hit by virus and was forced into recession has reintroduced new measures in big cities like Paris, London and Mrid to curb spre. 

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