PM Boris relieve UK of Covid restrictions

The face mask will no longer be mandatory in public places and schools in England and COVID 19 passports will be dropped for large events as infection level off in large parts of the country, British Prime Minister Boris Johnson said Wednesday. Johnson told lawmakers that the restrictions were being eased because the government scientist believed it was likely that the surged of infections promoted by highly contagious omicron variant has now peaked nationally. But the people of UK are now in stress whether is it save for them or not.
While the hospital in North England are still under pressure because of high caseloads, Johnson said hospital admissions and patients in intensive care units elsewhere in England were stabilizing or failing.
The government will no longer advice people to work from home and beginning next Thursday mandatory COVID 19 passes will not be required to gain entry to large scale events. Compulsory face mask will not be scrapped in classrooms starting Thursday as well, and from next week they will not be legally required anywhere in England.