122 experts approve the British "unblocking" plan

Chinanews, July 9th, according to comprehensive foreign media reports, the British government recently announced the details of the final phase of the "unblocking" plan in England, so that the economy will restart as soon as possible
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On July 5, local time, British Prime Minister Boris Johnson announced a series of unblocking measures for the next phase at a press conference in the Prime Minister's Office, including: the cancellation of the restrictions on the number of indoor and outdoor gatherings in England; the reopening of bars; and the mandatory The requirement to maintain one metre of social distancing was cancelled; the wearing of masks is not mandatory, and the requirement to work at home is cancelled
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In this regard, including the Council of the British Medical Association chairman Nag Paul, the British Government Emergency Scientific Advisory Group (SAGE) person in charge, as well as scientists, etc.
, and University College London, Oxford University, as many as 122 scientists and medical experts Joint Open Letter , criticized the decision to lift the quarantine restrictions "hasty and premature," adding that anything that can tolerate high levels of infection strategies are "illogical"
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Nagbauer said that the number of confirmed cases in the United Kingdom is soaring.
Although the connection between confirmed diagnosis and hospitalization and death has been weakened, it has not been cut off.
The number of patients who need to be hospitalized and use ventilators due to the new crown virus has increased from the same period last month.
Doubled
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"We know that masks can effectively stop the spread, so from July 19, the government will cancel the mandatory wearing of masks in public transportation and other indoor public places, which is absurd and dangerous
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Many co-signed experts are very worried about the "long-term new crown" issue, pointing out that its impact can last for months or even years
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Dr.
Guldassani, a senior lecturer and epidemiologist at Queen Mary University, said: “The government is deliberately exposing children to large-scale infections, rather than protecting them in schools or vaccinating them
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"The Lancet" editor-in-chief Horton supported the views of the co-signers and pointed out that contrary to what the British government scientists said, the scientific community still has no consensus on the complete removal of the British epidemic prevention measures, and many scientists are opposed to the decision
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Corey, an epidemiologist at Imperial College London, believes that it is too early to claim that it can coexist with the virus.
Delaying the lifting of restrictions will give the authorities more time to stop the spread of the virus, including booster vaccines for the public and injections for children
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On July 7, local time, the WHO held a routine press conference for new coronary pneumonia.
Michael Ryan, the head of WHO's health emergency project, said that countries should be extra careful now, although the number of hospitalizations and the number of new deaths in many countries has begun Decrease, but the number of new cases in many regions around the world has increased last week
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Ryan emphasized that the current epidemic curve is not flat, but in a state of growth, and it cannot be mistakenly assumed that the spread of the virus will not increase
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