British Prime Minister Johnson extends lockdown in England

British Prime Minister Boris Johnson decided to extend coronavirus restrictions in England as he said the nation would “just have to wait a little longer”.

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England should lift all coronavirus restrictions on June 21st delta Variant has become the dominant strain in the past few weeks, which worries health authorities.

The UK Prime Minister said the restrictions would be extended by July 19th although it allowed weddings and funerals to be held in the presence of 30 people.

The European football championship may also take place according to the British Prime Minister.

“With the evidence I see now, I am confident that we will not need more than four weeks and that we do not have to go beyond July 19,” the British Prime Minister said at a press conference.

The UK Prime Minister added that the country will be in a better position with starting July vaccination still going on in the country.

Johnson said that virus cannot be eliminated while adding that “we must learn to live with it” and that “once the adults of this country are overwhelmingly vaccinated … we will be in a much stronger position … to live with this disease “.