British should wear mouth masks inside according to plan Boris Johnson | Abroad

This is stated in a roadmap that has been drawn up for gradually phasing out measures aimed at containing the virus originating from China. Johnson spoke to the public on Sunday about phasing out corona measures, but received a wave of criticism for allegedly creating ambiguity. The opposition and unions have turned against the easing that Johnson believes is needed to get the economy going. According to Johnson’s opponents, he takes too many risks with people’s health.

Johnson’s roadmap is a long-term plan, and little seems to change in the short term. However, there is more freedom of movement to relax or exercise and people are encouraged to go to work if they cannot work at home. It is the intention that children still go to school for one month before the start of the summer holidays. Children of people in crucial professions need to go to school quickly.

The plan does not provide specific data and mainly indicates when it is expected that a decision can be made about easing. For example, a decision is planned in June on allowing cultural events and sports competitions to be allowed to take place behind closed doors. These can then be distributed via the media. The final phase of the plan will start on July 4 and then the reopening of hairdressers, churches and some cinemas will also be considered, SkyNews reported.

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