Recently, the daily new confirmed cases of new crown in the UNITED Kingdom have been hovering around 100,000, but the Johnson government is preparing to downgrade the epidemic prevention measures at this time. The latest news revealed that Johnson's young daughter, who was just 6 weeks old, was infected with the new crown.
Johnson's youngest daughter had just reached the full moon shortly after.
The British Prime Minister's Office last week announced that a family member of Johnson's family had been diagnosed with COVID-19, so Johnson canceled the trip. According to the British "Sun" newspaper, it is reported that the family member who was diagnosed was Johnson's youngest daughter, Romi.
Born on December 9 last year, Romy is Johnson's seventh child and second with his current wife, Symonds. Johnson and Symonds were infected with COVID-19 during the first wave of the UK outbreak in 2020, when Johnson was admitted to an intensive care unit, while Symonds was pregnant with their first child and was isolated at home. The "Nicholas" in the child's birth name is named after Johnson's attending physician to express gratitude to the doctor who saved his life.
On the 19th, people dined in the outdoor dining area of London, England.
According to reports, Romi's condition is very serious, but on the 19th local time, the Johnson government announced that the epidemic prevention "Plan B" implemented in response to "Aomi Kerong" will be cancelled from the 27th on the grounds that the peak of the epidemic caused by the "Omi Kerong" strain has passed, and the strain is "relatively mild" in terms of pathogenicity.
After the downgrade of epidemic prevention measures, people in England will no longer be required to wear masks in confined environments or use health passes to enter nightclubs and other places, and the mandatory self-isolation of COVID-19 patients is expected to be cancelled on March 24. The move was questioned and criticized by British medical staff, scientists and opposition figures.
Johnson (center) apologized for the illegal gathering when questioned in the lower house of parliament on the 12th.
Recently, Johnson has been caught in the "party door" vortex, and calls for his resignation have risen. Moreover, 20 MPs of Johnson's Conservative Party plan to submit a letter of no confidence, intending to start a vote of no confidence in the prime minister within the party.
Analysts believe that Johnson is currently plagued by scandals and the support rate continues to decline, and if the epidemic prevention measures are tightened at this time, it may further reduce the support rate. This is one of Johnson's measures to protect himself, but his own children have not escaped the new crown virus.