London (CNN) – Various European nations have started 2021 in a familiar way, confining to the residents and lending to free the covid-19 cases. The most restrictive restrictions are being introduced when a new variant of the virus causes an alarm between the goblins of the whole continent.
The Prime Minister of the United Kingdom, Boris Johnson, announced on Monday a new and restricted national confinement in England. The restrictions last for at least six weeks.
“It’s clear that we need to make more decisions to check this new variant while our vacancies are being applied,” Johnson said in a nationwide speech on Monday night.
“In England, for that matter, we must enter into a national confinement that is sufficiently long to contain this variant. This means that the governor has one more order in the house, “he said.
A publicity stunt advised travelers about the new covid-19 variant at a station in Walthamstow, London, January 5th.
The cases of covid-19 in the United Kingdom will record a new record diary on March, with 60,916 new infections reported, showing the governor’s dates. The death toll in the United Kingdom is now 76,000.
Johnson flew to impress the media observed during the first confinement of the first pass. From the medianche (local time) of March, the people in England can pay their rent only for limited reasons, such as buy essential items, ownership and medical assistance.
The Prime Minister of Scotland, Nicola Sturgeon, also said that the mayor’s part of the Scottish continental quorum would be part of the medianche. Galilee and Northern Ireland, the other nations forming the United Kingdom, are in confinement.
In other parts of Europe, the Italian governor announced the March that the City of Coronavirus restrictions imposed on countries during the Christmas holidays extends until January 15.
People in Italy can only visit their friends one day a day, in meetings with a maximum of two adults.
And in agreement with a new governmental decree, roads between regions will be prohibited except for health or labor reasons. There are also restrictions on the hostel industry, and bars and restaurants can only offer comedy services.
The German governor announced on March that the country’s national confinement will be extended, which will finalize the 10th of January, by the end of the month and will resume movement restrictions.
“We’re going to return the media,” said Angela Merkel, a lawmaker who called a meeting with Germany’s 16 regional leaders in Berlin. Advirtió that hospitals of all countries have abraded, particularly the intensive care units.
Both the new media, all the tithes, restaurants, schools and shelters and essentials will permanently be closed. Only individuals will be allowed to meet one of the most powerful people in their own home.
“We need to restrict contact more strictly … we will ask all citizens who restrict contact to the absolute minimum,” Merkel said.
In Greece, the governor has imposed a strict ban, but a letter, from the 3rd of January until the 6th of the 11th of January.
“The covid-19 cases are all over the place and the pressure on the national health system continues,” said the Greek governor, Stelios Petsas, in a press release on January 2.
“We are in these houses these days and the 11th of November we will be in the current situation with our open schools”.
Military vehicles patrolled the Piazza del Popolo, in the center of Rome, on December 31, 2020.
The escarpment schools are open
At the center of many of the European restrictions are located the school leaders.
The British Govierno initially took the most reaction to the school closures, which attracted critical acclaim from teachers’ unions who insisted that they reschedule this week, despite the Navidad vacations.
At lunchtime, the Prime Minister announced that all primary and secondary schools would be closed and that students would be trained in remote training.
Johnson also said that the GCSE and A-Levels exams, standardized keyboards for 16- and 18-year-olds, could not be completed as planned at the end of the academic year.
Italy is adopting a different approach. Secondary schools recreate the 11th of January, with 50% of students in class and 50% in remote form.
The children of kindergarten and primary school in Italy must return to school as they hope the 7th of January.
“It’s useless to recreate the schools only for newlyweds who have lost their days,” said Sandra Zampa, Italy’s health secretary, in a March radio interview.
In Germany, schoolchildren are learning to distance themselves from December; the decision on whether to continue or not to announce the mart.
In Ireland and Spain, professors’ unions and some local leaders are relying on the authorities to ensure that schooling is restored.
The schoolgirl is considered to be the ultimate resource in Europe and the impetus for cerracas is increasing the magnitude of the challenge that is sweeping the continent.
Chris Liakos, Livia Borghese, Claudia Otto and Nadine Schmidt de CNN contribute to an esta historia.