The Prime Minister of the United Kingdom, Boris Johnson, regretted the latest figures that have been registered for deaths from COVID-19, which do not paint a positive outlook in the nations that comprise it.
Boris Johnson takes responsibility for more than 100,000 UK deaths from COVID-19
After it was revealed today that the The United Kingdom became the first European country to exceed 100,000 deaths from coronavirus, By adding 1,631 new deaths, Boris Johnson had empathy with the affected families and took the blame for this number.
“I deeply regret each of the lives that have been lost and I assume full responsibility for everything the government has done,” Johnson said at a press conference, in which he stressed that vaccination is the way to “free oneself from the virus”.
The prime minister also accepted his mistakes
When asked about possible errors in the fight against the virus by part of his mandate, which a, the prime minister regretted that the number of deaths that currently exist has not been prevented.
“We really did everything we could, and continue to do, to minimize the loss of life,” he explained.
Soon they will relax measures and protocols against COVID-19 in the UK
Johnson assured that “in the coming days or weeks” he will evaluate the possibility of relaxing the strict restrictions which he imposed in England three weeks ago.
These rules require the population not to leave home without an essential reason, although he stressed that to do so they must continue to reduce infections.
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