Britain`s prime minister, john johnson, said at the ruling conservative video conference that he hoped to restore normalcy to britain by the end of july.
European countries, including Britain, Italy and Spain, that once had a serious outbreak began to be cautious as the new coronavirus epidemic slowed.
Britain`s prime minister, john johnson, said at the ruling conservative video conference that he hoped to restore normalcy to britain by the end of july.
Johnson said he understood the frustration over England`s complex rules to lift the new coronavirus blockade, and that the next phase of dealing with new coronavirus measures and lifting restrictions would require a more complex message.
As the prime minister made the remarks, many in britain criticized government ways to lift the blockade.
England, the country`s most populous, has initially relaxed its anti-epidemic blockade since May 13, authorities encouraging people who can not work from home to return to work, but advises people to avoid public transport as much as possible to prevent infection.
Britain`s scotland, wales and northern ireland, which have semi-autonomous government, still maintain its anti-epidemic blockade policy.
Britain declared "conditional restart" of England, but unsealed without "clarity and consensus"
Italy has announced a relaxation of the travel ban from June 3
The British government announced the reopening of primary schools in England from June 1, but the move was questioned by local authorities and teaching unions and many parents in the north as premature and unsafe.
Meanwhile, some British people believe that the government`s closure was too late to affect their employment and livelihood, and began to rally their opposition to the continued anti-epidemic blockade.
As of Sunday (May 17), the number of people infected with the new coronavirus was more than 240,000, death more than 34,000.
European countries have relaxed the blockade
Italy`s prime minister, Jean-Claude Conte, said Italy was taking calculated risks to further ease the new cap-and-drug blockade.
The contagion curve is likely to rise again, he said, but the country can no longer wait for the new coronavirus vaccine, to restart economic, protect people`s lives.
Conte announced that from June 3, Italy will allow travel to and from the country as well as between regions. The gym, swimming pool and sports center will be reopened on May 25, and cinemas and theatres will be reopened on June 15. Travelers from EU countries can enter Italy without a two-week isolation.
Above-mentioned announced measures are an important step in Italy`s efforts to restore economic after more than two months of blockade.
Italy began easing the blockade in early May. Italian Prime Minister Jean-Claude Conte announced that, from 3 June, travel between the country and its regions would be allowed.
Italian officials say more than 31,000 people have died from the new coronavirus, second only to the United States and the United Kingdom, and now number three in the world.
Spain recorded only 87 people in the past 24 hours as of sunday (may 17) death. the first single-day death to fall below 100 since spain began two months after the new coronavirus blockade.
Spain`s relatively light regions have eased some of the restrictions since may 11, involving about half of the country`s population. The policy of easing the blockade will include about three quarters of the country`s population by 18 May. But the capital, Madrid, and Barcelona, another big city, have yet to be unsealed.
Some of the unsealed restaurants in Spanish cities are already open to half the outdoor seating. A limited number of people can go to restaurants, churches, theatres, museums, gyms and other places.
According to official data released by Spain, the country has diagnosed more than 274000 cases of new coronavirus, the number of death more than 27000.
Other European countries, such as Germany and France, also began in May to relax restrictions on epidemic prevention, which began in March, with caution in resuming production.
