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Prime Minister Boris Johnson has been begged through Anders Tegnell, the type of Sweden’s resolve not to impose a full blockade of the coronavirus, before rejecting new stricter restrictions for the UK.
Downing Street on Thursday showed a report through Spectator magazine that Johnson had been informed through a number of foreign outdoor experts from his general circle of advisers before delivering the new measures.
The new restrictions, which included a curfew in bars and restaurants in England, put an end to much stricter measures allegedly imposed through their own leading medical adviser.
Among the reports, Anders Tegnell, the architect of the Swedish government’s debatable reaction to the pandemic.
A Johnson spokesman said: “On Sunday, the prime minister attended the testimony sessions of several scientists through Zoom. The prime minister in the cabinet room and he [Tegnell] one of the collaborators. “
Unlike its Nordic neighbors and other countries at most, Sweden did not impose comprehensive blocking measures in reaction to the initial coronavirus outbreak earlier this year, but allowed shops, bars and restaurants to remain largely open and academics to attend school, in an effort at a momentary peak in instances later in 2020.
Sweden has continued to have a much higher mortality rate than any of its neighbors since the adoption of this strategy. 5876 Swedes died after contracting coronavirus on Thursday morning, while 267 died in Norway.
Supporters of Sweden’s reaction, adding some conservative MPs, point out that Sweden is not witnessing a significant national outbreak of coronavirus cases, unlike the UK, Spain and France, and some scientists are beginning to recommend that the country has reached a sufficient immunity point. a moment’s wave.
However, the country is a strict local blockade in Stockholm after a recent increase in infections in the country’s capital.
Johnson announced a 10 p. m. curfew in England’s hospitality sector on Tuesday and pleaded with others to paint from their homes, if possible, after his government spent weeks urging staff to return to their offices.
However, NEW restrictions through the UK government have not come as far as those introduced this week in Scotland and Northern Ireland, where delegated administrations have banned other families from mixing indoors.
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