How UK residents spend time locked up

The coronavirus has caused major changes in the daily lives of people around the world. It can be said that people have been forced to bring changes. Most people have to spend time at home to survive corona virus infection. Residents of Great Britain are trying to adjust to life at home by using technology to protect society, watching movies, spending more time with family members, or learning something new.

The rate of socialization through technology has increased among UK residents in the blockade. According to a study by the UK Office for National Statistics (ONS), 47 percent of Britons say that the coronavirus has affected their well-being. Many of them have had to choose new strategies to deal with it. So they emphasize staying in touch with friends and family, they say. Eight out of 10 survey participants said they stayed in touch by phone, social media, or video conference while at home. But charities warn that while people depend on the Internet for work, life and enjoyment, many poor people are out of reach.

To spend time in confinement life, many UK residents choose to watch movies at home. The second thing that most Brits do is look at their mobile phones, laptops, or TV screens. Six out of 10 people surveyed said they were using various streaming services to watch movies or series during the crisis.

Blocking has increased the tendency to spend more time with family members. According to an ONS survey, 54 per cent of UK residents now spend more time with family members. Not only the family, but also the neighbors have increased the heart. According to ONS, social harmony has also increased. Eight out of 10 people think that more people are helping each other before the epidemic started.

The lock has increased the tendency to exercise indoors and outdoors. At least 52 percent of respondents said that exercising outside the home helped them adapt to the current situation. However, 31 percent think exercising indoors is good enough. Statistics say that people’s exercise rate has increased compared to the past.

The trend of cooking, gardening, and reading in the running of the bulls has also increased at a significant rate. According to an ONS survey, at least four in 10 UK residents have chosen to cook, garden or read a book to cope with the restrictions since they started. According to consumer research firm Kantar, the purchase rate for flour at grocery stores in the UK has increased by 92 percent. Compared to the previous year, 21 Lakh people have bought more flour in these four weeks. At least four in 10 UK residents choose to cook, garden or read a book.

In closing, people tend to learn something new. Since closing it has now long been in the hands of the United Kingdom. Therefore, at least a third of them spend more time on the Internet taking various workouts. At least one in 10 people is learning something new right now. The number of visitors has increased a lot, since there are training websites on the Internet where dance, crafts, language, coding, etc. are taught. Furthermore, the cost of food and the tendency to shop locally has also increased in the UK. Many also spend more on household items.-BBC