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The British government plans to introduce a mandatory quarantine for those arriving from abroad to the United Kingdom, according to information in the British press on Saturday, despite increased pressure to relax restrictions imposed by the fight against the coronavirus, writes AFP.
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All persons arriving by plane, ship and train will remain in solitary confinement for two weeks. The exceptions are those that come from neighboring Ireland, writes Times.
The controls will be carried out at the respective addresses and the possible sanctions will be fined from 1,000 pounds (1,100 euros) until the expulsion, add British journalists, who specify that Prime Minister Boris Johnson should announce this measure on Sunday.
The BBC has announced that the quarantine should take effect at the end of it, citing government sources and UK Airlines.
“There will be no dramatic changes overnight, we will be very careful when we relax the current restrictions,” Environment Minister George Eustice said on Friday.
It announced 626 deaths from the new coronavirus, with a total of 31,241.
The Welsh government announced limited changes on Friday. The Welsh will be able to go out to exercise more than once a day, without leaving home. Garden stores will soon reopen. But the population is warned to continue working from home as much as possible.
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