Johnson confirmed that mandatory selfisolation for people with COVID19 will end starting Thursday, and the routine tracing of infected peoples contacts will stop
LONDON - British Prime Minister Boris Johnson has announced that he is scrapping of the last domestic coronavirus restrictions in England, including the requirement for people with COVID-19 to self-isolate.
Johnson said Monday the country was "moving from government restrictions to personal responsibility" as part of a plan for treating COVID-19 like other transmissible illnesses such as flu.
Johnson confirmed that mandatory self-isolation for people with COVID-19 will end starting Thursday, and the routine tracing of infected people's contacts will stop.
Scientists, however, warned the British government not to weaken the country's ability to monitor and track the coronavirus.