Britain: It is too early to set a date to ease general isolation

London-Sana

British Health Secretary Matt Hancock said today it is too early to discuss when the general isolation measures aimed at stemming the spread of the Corona virus in the country will end.

Reuters quoted Hancock as saying today, in response to a question about whether it is possible for people to plan family gatherings and to spend holidays in late summer. "The talk is still too early."

British health officials announced earlier today that the death toll from the Corona virus in their country's hospitals increased 352 from the previous day to reach 20483 cases.