British Prime Minister Boris Johnson has announced the end of all domestic Covid-19 restrictions in England in a process starting later this week.
The Prime Minister on Monday announced the lifting of all long-term coronavirus rules in Parliament as he unveiled the government’s strategy for “living with Covid”, Xinhua news agency reported. The legal requirement for people who test positive for coronavirus to self-isolate will be removed from Thursday of this week, Johnson has announced.
“From April 1, when Winter is over and the virus will spread less easily, we will end free symptomatic and asymptomatic testing for the general public,” he said. Johnson said it will mark a moment of pride after one of the most difficult periods in history as Britain begins to learn to live with Covid-19.
