PM Ordered two-metre social distancing review
Foreign minister Dominic Raab informed on Monday the 15th June 2020 that "important progress" had been made in the fight against the #COVID-19 pandemic but that the country is not yet "out of the woods".
He added that "we can't just pretend that #coronavirus has gone away or we've eliminated the virus. And we know from the science and also from what we're seeing from international experience, that there is a risk of a second spike if we're not very careful". And the government is taking "modest and careful steps" and that it is "very carefully monitoring the impact they have on the virus".
90 #restaurant and food chain bosses including #Wagamama and #Pizza #Hut, #Itsu, Pret A Manger have warned the prime minister the #hospitality sector faces mass job cuts without more help and plea to PM for help to avoid “Grave Damage”. This letter was organized by #Deliveroo which said: "Without government support to help restaurants to generate revenue and cover costs, tens of thousands of restaurants may be forced to permanently close their doors in the coming months. "This crisis is far from over and the potential consequences are deeply concerning. A huge number of restaurants across the country are facing the prospect of bankruptcy." They asked for slashing VAT on restaurant food and maintaining the Job Retention Scheme for restaurants while #social #distancing measures are in place.
Boris Johnson has ordered a review into the two-metre social distancing rule, continuing his drive to relax it against current epidemiological advice in the U.K. Chancellor Rishi Sunak said that the review will necessarily include input from the Scientific Advisory Group for Emergencies (SAGE,) ministers will take the final decision about restaurants, pubs, and bars. PM’s official spokesman said that the government has commissioned a comprehensive review into the two-metre rule that would "look at the evidence around the transmission of the virus in different environments, incidence rates, and international comparisons". Ministers have said the review will be completed "in the coming weeks".
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Foreign minister Dominic Raab informed on Monday the 15th June 2020 that "important progress" had been made in the fight against the #COVID-19 pandemic but that the country is not yet "out of the woods".
He added that "we can't just pretend that #coronavirus has gone away or we've eliminated the virus. And we know from the science and also from what we're seeing from international experience, that there is a risk of a second spike if we're not very careful". And the government is taking "modest and careful steps" and that it is "very carefully monitoring the impact they have on the virus".
90 #restaurant and food chain bosses including #Wagamama and #Pizza #Hut, #Itsu, Pret A Manger have warned the prime minister the #hospitality sector faces mass job cuts without more help and plea to PM for help to avoid “Grave Damage”. This letter was organized by #Deliveroo which said: "Without government support to help restaurants to generate revenue and cover costs, tens of thousands of restaurants may be forced to permanently close their doors in the coming months. "This crisis is far from over and the potential consequences are deeply concerning. A huge number of restaurants across the country are facing the prospect of bankruptcy." They asked for slashing VAT on restaurant food and maintaining the Job Retention Scheme for restaurants while #social #distancing measures are in place.
Boris Johnson has ordered a review into the two-metre social distancing rule, continuing his drive to relax it against current epidemiological advice in the U.K. Chancellor Rishi Sunak said that the review will necessarily include input from the Scientific Advisory Group for Emergencies (SAGE,) ministers will take the final decision about restaurants, pubs, and bars. PM’s official spokesman said that the government has commissioned a comprehensive review into the two-metre rule that would "look at the evidence around the transmission of the virus in different environments, incidence rates, and international comparisons". Ministers have said the review will be completed "in the coming weeks".
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