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TALK TO THE NATION: British families gathered around television screens on Sunday night to hear Boris Johnson’s plan to reopen in the future. Photo: ADRIAN DENNIS / AFP
At 8pm Sunday night, Boris Johnson laid out the plan to gradually reopen the country. Despite the UK having the highest death toll in Europe, the prime minister says the country’s closure “has prevented a disaster.”
Boris Johnson gave a televised speech on Sunday night to present a plan to reopen the country.
There he made it clear that the closure will last until June 1, but with some modifications.
Johnson also announced the introduction of a five-level alarm system where level one is virus-free and level five is the most severe. The UK is currently at level four.
He said he would go into more detail in Parliament on Monday.
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Here are the changes:
The Prime Minister announced that unlimited training will be legal. Today, only one daily workout is allowed.
The garden center may open, while there will still be guidelines for other public outdoor areas.
Stores and schools can open from June 1. There will be a gradual opening of primary schools in England, where six-year-olds are the first to leave.
Workers are encouraged to return to workplaces that have been open during the closing period if it is safe.
DON’T SAY ANYTHING ABOUT STARTING: British newspapers wrote before Sunday’s speech that the British government is considering launching the Premier League in late June, but Boris Johnson did not mention it in the speech. Photo: PHIL NOBLE / REUTERS / NTB scanpix
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Johnson has previously stated that the corona virus is the UK’s biggest challenge since World War II. He himself became seriously ill as a result of the virus. He himself has said that “it could have gone both ways.” He was hospitalized for a week, where he received intensive care.
Johnson, however, has no plans to rush into Britain’s reopening.
“I deny that all British people who have sacrificed themselves should be wasted, that medical care is overwhelmed and thousands of lives lost,” he said in late April.
It received strong criticism
In the past, the Prime Minister has been widely criticized for how he has handled the crown pandemic.
Johnson abandoned the first five crown briefings, would keep the community open for collective immunity. He continued to greet people until the end of March.
On March 27, nine days after Johnson changed course and entered lockdown and social distance orders, the news came that the prime minister was infected with the crown virus.
“The Corona virus: the 38 days Britain fell asleep in the disaster” is the title of a case in the English newspaper The Times.
The newspaper writes that “the failure of February may have cost thousands of lives.”
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