Britain reports highest daily COVID-19 cases since February 2021

New Delhi: Coronavirus has once again started wreaking havoc in Britain. For the first time in five months in Britain on Tuesday, more than 22 thousand corona patients were found in a day and three patients died.

Coronavirus returns in Britain:

Earlier on January 30, 2021, 23,108 new patients were found. With this, active cases in Britain have increased to 3,07,776. Spain and Hong Kong have again banned the arrival of British travelers to the UK in view of the increasing cases of corona infection.

The British government is now preparing to end the self-isolation of students. The government says that the parents have become upset due to the self-isolation of the children. Children's education is also getting disrupted.

School Education Minister Nick Gibb said on Tuesday that we want to emphasize daily contact testing instead of self-isolation of children. The government will take a decision on this before July 19. The government's concern about ending self-isolation of students has increased amid the increase in cases of corona infection.

Corona in Britain :

Let us inform that till June 17, more than 1.70 lakh students had gone into self-isolation in Britain. These students had come in contact with people who had corona. This is two percent of the student strength of government aided schools.

The government of Prime Minister Boris Johnson and the parents of the children had come under pressure. Parents demand that self-isolation of children should be abolished. This is causing them a lot of trouble. They are unable to go out of the house for work and work.

After Germany, now Hong Kong has also banned the arrival of UK flights. At the same time, Spain has also removed Britain from the ban-free travel list. According to the new order, only British travelers who have been vaccinated or have a corona negative report will be allowed to enter Spain.

Let us inform that 4,775,301 people have been infected with Corona in Britain so far and 128,126 people have lost their lives, while 4,322,070 people have been cured.

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