Johnson promised not to close schools and stores because of COVID-19


British Prime Minister Boris Johnson said that new restrictive measures due to COVID-19 in the country should not affect schools and business, the BBC reports on September 22. We can keep people at work, we can keep our shops and our schools open, and we can move our country forward, Johnson said in a televised address. As reported earlier, due to a new surge in the incidence of COVID-19, the British government recommended that employers transfer employees to remote work, and also limited the working time of bars and restaurants. Follow the developments in the broadcast: Coronavirus in the world: countries in search of a vaccine - all the news See also:
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