The second wave of the coronavirus pandemic has begun in the UK.
The statement came from Prime Minister Boris Johnson, Interfax reported.
The Prime Minister said that the second wave is inevitable:
"I do not want tougher quarantine measures in the country. But this is a last resort. It is good that schools are operating normally again. We want to keep our economy as open as possible. But for that, our people must obey the law."
It should be noted that in a country with a three-stage restriction, the first step is to protect the rules of social distance between people.
The second stage is restrictions on home meetings, restaurants, cafes and bars.
In the third stage, a strict quarantine regime will be applied.
It should be noted that 381,614 people were infected with the virus in the UK, and 41,705 people died.