The end of the lockdown in the UK was announced on July 9 and the Prime Minister of the United Kingdom Boris Johnson in his recent press briefing made it clear that we are committed to the end of the lockdown ban on July 19 despite the Indian Delta virus As many as 2.5 million cases have been reported in the UK so far and around 50,000 cases have been reported daily over the past week. The death toll is much lower than in January 2021, but the number of cases continues to rise.On the one hand, Boris Johnson stands by his decision, and on the other hand, 1,200 British doctors and scientists have jointly signed a letter warning the government to reconsider its decision to lift all lockdown restrictions.
The spread of the Delta virus and Delta Plus can push us into a blind alley, and the slightest mistake can be the catalyst for a hurricane.Despite all the concerns, the new Health Secretary Sajid Javed has said that if the UK could not announce the end of the lockdown on July 19, then it may not be possible until next year because winter will begin two months later and in winter. Outbreaks are appeared to be exacerbate the flu virus, which caused more harm than good. The British government and doctors are unhappy with recent decisions. But on the other hand, in the recent series of football matches and cricket, millions of people are allowed to enter the stadium and all the restrictions of lockdown are publicly crushed.
One day the doctors announce that the Oxford vaccine has been shown to be effective against the new Delta virus. It turns out that people who have already taken two doses will be given a booster, meaning an extra dose, but then suddenly some different doctors state that the third dose is not needed and the series has been going on continuously for the last three months. Yes, the British people have been whispered and a common man is getting the impression that maybe now life will pass in the shadow of lockdown and corona virus.
Another problem that surrounds the UK is the economic crisis. Many departments have been shut down. The private sector has seen a sharp rise in business and unemployment, and there is no hope of stability for many years to come. Although small businesses have benefited financially from the government and the extra funding has meant that every small shopkeeper has been given between ہزار 10,000 and ہزار 50,000, they are less angry but more happy with the government. come However, life is not looking good and they may have to live with problems. However, the government and the concerned agencies are well aware of the unrest among the people.

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