England will keep its restaurants, schools, universities and shops open under new lockdown measures Prime Minister Boris Johnson announced on Monday as part of an overhaul of the nation's coronavirus response measures.
"But ... SARS took place 18 years ago [and] we still don't have a vaccine for SARS. We must be realistic about this – there is a good chance of a vaccine but it cannot be taken for granted."The UK is battling to curb its second wave of infections, which has been growing by the tens of thousands in recent weeks.
The government has said that pubs that served substantial meals could stay open even in the 'very high' tier because they would be essentially operating as restaurants.In another major departure from the nationwide lockdown imposed in March, there will be no order for people to stay at home. "The idea that we can do this without harm is an illusion, every country is struggling with this, it's a balance of two harms.
Johnson said that England's reinfection rate is currently between 1.2 and 1.5, which is well below the 2.7 to 3 level expected if the virus circulated unrestricted.The current death rate, averaged across seven days, is 52 – well below the 967 average recorded at the height of the first wave in early April.
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