Prime Minister of Britain, Boris Johnson, is doing away with all laws that pertain to COVID, according to a new report. This is because the case numbers are dropping and the country is learning to treat the COVID virus more like the seasonal flu than the world-ending terror that Democrats pretend it is.
The government in Britain is considering the end of all policies that are enforced by law in England, and is going to replace it with a system that is guidance-based. This is according to what a source told the Dailly Mail. Many laws that have been enacted since the beginning of the pandemic could soon be coming to an end, including a law that forced people to self-isolate after they became positive with an infection.
A timetable that was created before the hit of the omicron variant already has a scheduled in to many of the emergency laws that were put into place at the very beginning of the pandemic, and they are supposed to end in March.
Not only are officials thinking of scrapping these laws, but they are also considering scrapping COVID passports, and may do it as early as the end of this month.
Boris says his decision comes in light of the fact that the country’s cases have been plummeting as far as infections go, and that their hospitalizations are down.
Scotland is also following suit of Britain, and is lifting all restrictions that are related to the omicron variant starting next Monday. Nicola Sturgeon, the First Minister of Scotland made the announcement, but cautioned citizens to proceed with caution as COVID infections in Scotland are still high, but they are starting to drop.
They are also lifting guidance wish asked people to maintain a three-household limit on gatherings that were happening in doors. But they still stress the fact that community circulation is high. Though the situation is improving in the country.
Sturgeon says that people should still try to minimize their risk of getting and circulating the virus, and to remain caution at this stage with their social interactions.
Author: Brian Price
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