The United Kingdom government would be preparing for a new close against Covid-19 in view of the winter and does not even rule out the hypothesis of passing the vaccination pass: this is what the
Observer
writes
, on Sunday from the Guardian
, which speaks of alarming "new data" that pave the way for a 'Plan B', after the end of restrictions in July and the recent, dizzying surge in infections (and even deaths).
The newspaper said the UK Health Security Agency (Ukhsa) is consulting local governments to take their pulse on the possibility of an "immediate implementation of the winter plan" to address the growing pressure on the NHS, the public health service. . In particular, there is a fear of the concomitance of the Delta variant and sub-variants of the coronavirus and other respiratory diseases, such as the flu and the respiratory syncytial virus (RSV), which can also have serious consequences for children and elderly people. So far, the government of Boris Johnson - which in recent days has been urging the population to take the third dose of the vaccine - has been reluctant to apply new rules, despite expert advice and the difficulties of the health service. Above all, Whitehall dislikes thethe imposition of vaccination passports to access crowded venues and large indoor gatherings and masks in some situations.
