Coronavirus in England: Numbers are increasing massively - EU country reacts with a strict catalog of penalties

The corona virus is keeping Europe in suspense: The number of infections is also rising rapidly in England.

That's why the government is imposing heavy penalties on quarantine violations.

The British are now accusing Johnson of "tyranny".

• To date, the

  UK

  has

  the most deaths across Europe to mourn the coronavirus pandemic *.

• In view of the drastically increasing number of infections, Prime Minister Boris Johnson fears “the second wave”.

• That is why the government is now taking tough action: a strict catalog of fines has been in place since Sunday.

London - "The best way to fight this virus is by everyone sticking to the rules and isolating themselves if there is any risk of

transmitting

the

,"

said

a week ago.

At the same time, he advocated the

to reinforce the importance of the protective rules.

Otherwise,

will soon be confronted with a second corona wave *: After the number of

tended to decline in

the summer,

as in many places in

, they are now increasing rapidly again in several regions every day.

With

who have died as a

result of the

in the

since March

, the country has the most

.

Now, towards autumn, the number of infections * is rising drastically again, so that the

was forced to introduce high fines for

.

Not only companies have to pay for misconduct - parents are now also prosecuted for their children.

Great Britain: Corona infection numbers are increasing - government takes tough action

The fines are hefty, ranging from

.

Converted this is between 1100 and 11,000 euros.

Anyone who

violates

, such as the

,

after a

or a request from the health authorities

, will pay at least 1,000 pounds in the future.

"Inconsiderate" behavior can be four times as much and "if it is repeated" ten times as much, with a

.

The

shared the

news in a

on

:

From 28 September people will be required by law to self-isolate, those breaking the rules face fines starting at £ 1,000, increasing up to £ 10,000.

A £ 500 Test & Trace Support payment will be available for those on lower incomes who can't work from home.https: //t.co/bNwkeYdWVf pic.twitter.com/0V9sEojjsI

- UK Prime Minister (@ 10DowningStreet) September 20, 2020

Also in the

which engages

again by hard: restaurants and pubs have to close until further notice by 22 AM.

Operators face

of over

if one of their visitors dances or music is played at a volume above 85 decibels.

The reason: The guests would then have to shout out loud, which

massively increases

the

.

The aforementioned

must also be

paid by

who

threaten

their employees with

dismissal

if they comply with the

obligation.

who have to

stay at home

due to

and cannot work from there should, however,

receive a one-off payment of the equivalent of 550 euros

as

.

Protesters accuse Johnson government of "draconian" corona penalties

In England, the new regulations came into force on Sunday -

may want to

extend

them

to the whole of

, including

.

Since Sunday the police and so-called

the authority of the state to review the new regulations - in the worst case even under "appropriate force", according to the

.

Many British found all of this disproportionate and took to the streets last Saturday after the government had issued new contact restrictions.

+

At a rally against the Johnson government's new corona measures on September 26, there were violent clashes between the demonstrators and the police in London.

© Stefan Rousseau / PA Wire / dpa / Picture Alliance

At a

, the majority of the hundreds of participants neither wore a

, nor did they adhere to distance and hygiene rules.

Many demonstrated explicitly against the

, as well as this "draconian catalog of fines" and

When the police

wanted to break up

the

evening, some clashes between the participants of the event and the officials ended bloody.

Video: Heading Britain for a second lockdown - Johnson comments:

Corona measures and Brexit: The Prime Minister's popularity is declining in England

As the

Bild reports that individual

are to be approved by experts and the public, but there is still a growing

in the

who

accuse

of

governing "by decree"

in the matter of

.

Criticism has already been heard from within its own ranks: Some

make the

same accusation

against

.

Aside from an "authoritarian leadership style", they mainly chalk him up as "bondage" to dubious advisors like

.

The

falls not only because of

, but also because many

about the safety of fear of their jobs - are the

negotiations with the European Union * but on very thin ice.

For the first time since

took office, the British

is ahead according to surveys: 42 percent of the British would, as

reports, currently

vote for

the

, only 39 percent would

vote

for the

again.

List of rubric lists: © Stefan Rousseau / PA Wire / dpa / Picture Alliance