LONDON (Reuters) – British foreign minister Dominic Raab defended on Sunday the government’s “cautious” loosening of the coronavirus lockdown, stating it was the “best step to be taking at this minute in time”.
Prime Minister Boris Johnson has actually come under fire from some scientists for reducing a lockdown put in location 10 weeks earlier, with some stating it was a premature and risky relocation in the absence of a completely functioning system to track new break outs.
With Britain experiencing among the world’s highest death rates from COVID-19, the government states it is easing the strict lockdown “meticulously” to stabilize the need to restart the economy, but likewise to try to prevent another increase in the number of infections. But some state Britain is not prepared.
” We are confident that this is the best step to be taking at this moment in time,” Raab informed S