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They were to be canceled on June 21 at the earliest
Amid growing concerns about the spread of the coronavirus delta option, British Prime Minister Boris Johnson has postponed lifting restrictions in the country. They will remain in force at least until July 19.
The largest daily increase in infection in the United Kingdom since February
According to the roadmap presented by Johnson in February, all social restrictions in the UK had to be lifted on June 21 at the earliest. In recent weeks, the kingdom has seen a rapid increase in the number of cases of the Delta variant, which is considered to be 60 percent more contagious than the previously dominant species. Scientists have warned that this could trigger a third epidemic in the country.
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