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The UK will reduce the isolation period for those who test positive for Covid-19 from ten to seven days, with two negative self-tests being reported, one on the sixth and the seventh on the seventh.
According to Reuters, the UK Health and Care Agency (UKHSA) considers it The non-10-day trial period had the same effect as the seven-day trial.
However, health officials “strongly” advise that those isolated should come out on the seventh day Extra care And avoid being in crowded or poorly ventilated areas.
Teleworking is recommended during this period, and avoid contact with highly vulnerable individuals.
Goal “Reduce the impact Govt-19 in the daily life of the population, ”explained British Health Minister Sajid Javed when the new rule was introduced.
A week ago UK health officials announced that they had raised the Govit-19 warning level due to a “rapid increase” in the Omigran variant infection.
In view of the spread, the British government announced new measures, including an extension of the third dose of the vaccine against Kovit-19 to those over 30 years of age. Dangerous contacts with those tested positive for Covit-19 will be subjected to daily antigen testing for seven days until fully vaccinated, and those who are not vaccinated will be isolated for ten days.
The use of masks in closed spaces, the issuance of digital vaccination certificates at the entrances to nightclubs, and the deliversing whenever possible: these new rules emerged shortly after the government announced the measures.
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