In the increasingly serious self-isolation crisis, Reedom Day may become a chaotic day.
Boris Johnson Urge people to be cautious after relaxing the social distancing rules one midnight after midnight United Kingdom.
People were worried about transportation on Monday morning because many people were told to quarantine amid warnings of shortages in supermarkets and production cuts in factories.
The government is facing pressure from companies and labor unions to immediately allow people with double stabbings not to self-isolate for 10 days instead of waiting until August 16.
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Police arrest 11 people during anti-blockade protests in London
Scotland Yard said that 11 people have been arrested after anti-blockade and anti-vaccination protests were held in Westminster.
The force wrote on Twitter: “Some police officers continue to respond to the demonstrations in #Westminster Parliament Square.
“Eleven people have been arrested for various crimes. Our police operations are still going on. Sadly, the police encountered hostility when they were in contact with the crowd.”
There are no plans to adjust the Covid application because thousands of people are quarantined on Freedom Day
The prime minister is one of thousands of people who have been instructed to self-quarantine after being exposed to positive coronavirus cases.
Downing Street has confirmed that the NHS Covid-19 app will not adjust its sensitivity, although the industry has warned of a shortage of personnel due to the removal of almost all coronavirus restrictions in England.
Boris Johnson and Chancellor of the Exchequer Rishi Sunak are among the hundreds of thousands who are currently self-isolating because they have received warnings from the NHS Test and Trace stating that they are related to positive cases. Close contact.
The hotel, leisure, food production, and retail departments complained that because many people were told to stay at home for 10 days after contacting people who tested positive, they had to close premises or shorten business hours.
But the government stated that it does not intend to reduce the sensitivity of the application to prevent people from being “pinged”.
Call on the Prime Minister to “sack the minister on the spot” for not using the Covid-19 app
After reports that someone had deleted the NHS testing and tracking app, the Prime Minister was under pressure to let his ministers use the NHS testing and tracking app.
The leader of the Liberal Democratic Party, Sir Ed Davey, said that Boris Johnson should ensure that his ministers use the app during the ongoing plague that has driven thousands of people into self-isolation.
In a letter to Mr. Johnson, he said: “If government members refuse to post online evidence of their use of the Covid-19 tracking app, you should fire them on the spot. No app, no job-it’s that simple .”
British Liberal Democratic Party leader Ed David appeared on the Andrew Marr show on BBC TV in London
/ Via ReutersBoris Johnson did not order ministers to use Covid-19 testing and tracking
Boris Johnson did not order his ministers to download the Covid-19 app when the epidemic swept the country.
When asked if the ministers will enable the application, the Prime Minister’s official spokesperson said: “We think the application is a very important tool and we will encourage everyone to use it.”
The spokesperson added that although a large number of politicians have downloaded the application, there are “no set requirements.”
At the same time, more and more people have tested positive for the coronavirus. The app can track their contacts. The head of the company warned that the shortage of employees will be severe.
The Prime Minister and Minister of Finance, Rishi Sunak, were quarantined after being identified as a contact of Health Minister Sajid Javid, who tested positive for Covid-19.
Covid vaccine recommended for certain children
After experts recommend that the Covid vaccine be provided to people who are clinically vulnerable or close to 18 years of age, it is expected that the Covid vaccine will be introduced to some children.
Ministers are expected to announce that the program will only be extended to vulnerable children aged 12 to 15 and 17-year-old children within three months of their 18th birthday.
Bars and shops were forced to close due to shortage of employees due to the epidemic
In the past week, bar giant Greene King was forced to close 33 bars, and after the NHS Covid app required employees to quarantine, retail and leisure owners also faced closures.
Nick Mackenzie, CEO of Greene King, said that after he was forced to close some bars or shorten business hours, he believes that the current self-isolation rules need to be reformed.
The latest data shows that in the week ending July 1, the NHS app notified more than 500,000 people in England and Wales to self-quarantine.
People who come into contact with someone who has tested positive for the virus must self-quarantine for 10 days.
Mr. Mackenzie told BBC Radio 4’s Today program: “This is a problem, and I think it might get worse. It’s disruptive to the business.
“In the past 7 days, we had to close 33 bars due to a lack of staff due to self-isolation.”
Sadiq Khan tells London commuters to continue wearing masks
With the arrival of Freedom Day in the UK, the Mayor of London urged commuters to continue to wear masks on public transport in the capital.
On Monday morning, people saw on the subway network that some Londoners did not wear masks, while others continued to wear masks because of concerns about the rising Covid case rate.
The law of public transport no longer requires a face mask, but the “conditions of transport” of the Transport for London (TfL) service requires a face mask.
This means that law enforcement officials can deny access or deport passengers who are found to be non-compliant when using the TfL network.
Sadiq Khan estimates that during Monday’s commute, more than 90% of people followed the rules.
“The vast majority of people wear masks,” he said.
“I am disappointed that it is no longer national legislation. The good news is that those who visit London seem to be doing the right thing.”
He added: “I think we should realize that this virus still exists. There are an average of 4,000 new cases every day.”
Sadik Khan urges commuters to continue to wear masks
/ Public broadcastingCzech athlete becomes the third athlete in the Olympic village to test positive for the new crown virus
A Czech beach volleyball player became the third athlete in the Olympic village to test positive for the new crown virus.
The Czech Olympic Committee confirmed that Ondrej Perusic has returned a positive sample, which may exclude him from the Olympics.
At the same time, Japanese media reported that a girl from the US women’s gymnastics team tested positive at the Chiba training base.
Anti-blockade protesters block roads outside parliament chanting freedom
As the coronavirus rules were lifted throughout England, protesters came to Westminster today to call for freedom.
On Monday’s Freedom Day, when demonstrators gathered in Parliament Square and shouted, the road was blocked and traffic was forced to stop.
Subsequently, the group began to spread onto the road until the gate of the Palace of Westminster, causing the Metropolitan Police to urge the protesters to leave the road.
Someone saw an official locking the door at the entrance to the parliament, while people outside were holding anti-vaccination and anti-police messages. Some people chanted “police shame” and “arrest Boris Johnson.”
Coco Gauff withdrew from the Tokyo Olympics due to a positive test for the new crown virus
Coco Gough Has become the latest tennis star to quit Tokyo After the Olympics, she tested positive coronavirus.
At the age of 17, she announced her withdrawal from the Olympics Twitter.
“I was disappointed to share the news that I tested positive Coronavirus disease And will not be able to participate in the Tokyo Olympics,” she said.
“It has always been my dream to represent the national team United States At the Olympics, I hope I have more opportunities to achieve this goal in the future. “
