British Prime Minister Sets Date to Lift Restrictions

The British Prime Minister has given a deadline to lift the restrictions. Prime Minister Johnson said he was hopeful about June 21.

British Prime Minister sets date to lift restrictions. Prime Minister Boris Johnson urged the public to abide by the rules, despite the plan to abolish the quarantine, calling for "caution". Prime Minister Johnson answered the question as to whether all restrictions could be lifted on June 21, according to the plan, with the following words:

"I'm hopeful, but nothing can be guaranteed."

Speaking about the effects of the vaccines, Prime Minister Johnson stated that they could "look optimistically" on 21 June.   Restrictions Will Be Gradually Lifted By June 21 Making a statement yesterday, British Prime Minister Johnson stated that the quarantine applied due to the coronavirus (Covid-19) will be removed gradually until June 21 as of March 8, considering the number of cases and vaccination. In England, where more than 120 thousand deaths were recorded due to the coronavirus epidemic, a mutated type of the virus that was found to be more rapidly transmitted and more lethal was detected in December; the death toll had risen. Following this development, the country had announced its third national quarantine as of January 5 and accelerated the vaccination studies. As cases and deaths decreased in the country as a result of the effective quarantine and vaccination efforts, the demands for the removal of quarantine intensified. In England, where 17.7 million people have been vaccinated so far, it is aimed that all adults will be vaccinated by July.