In a studied attempt to save the British economy, Prime Minister Boris Johnson signals the end of the lockdown, for the first time since March.
According to the British newspaper "Daily Mail", Johnson will allow the reopening of key sectors, tourism and hospitality that can reopen next week for first time since March. In addition, some indoor venues, including cinemas, museums and art galleries, can reopen next week as well.
Moreover, the two-meter rule that many business owners said will make it difficult for them to return to their usual pace at work will be ditched .
The newspaper reported that some of the MPs dubbed the 4th of July as "Super Saturday" as Boris Johnson signals the end of lockdown that was imposed since the outbreak of Coronavirus pandemic.
"However, in a sign of the risks involved, Johnson will also warn that the changes will be reversed immediately if people abuse the new rules and the pandemic begins to take off again," the newspaper said.
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