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Second National Lockdown: What are the new rules?

Boris Johnson has announced a second national lockdown to prevent medical and moral disaster for the NHS. The four-week Lockdown will be effective from Thursday midnight. Anika Khan reports.

Here is everything you need to know about the second lockdown and the new regulations placed:
  1. All the restaurants, pubs, leisure, and hospitality venues will be closed. However, all educational institutes along with essential shops will remain open.
  2. Takeaways through delivery services will remain open.
  3. People are allowed to leave their homes for work, education, and only essential purposes.
  4. When outdoors, families should mix with their household peoples and allowed to mix with one person from outside.
  5. Non-essential retail stores will remain closed.
  6. A ban will be imposed on household mixing indoors. Support bubbles for single adult households are exceptions.
  7. The second lockdown is expected to be imposed until December 2.
  8. The lockdown can extend if the data on the spread of the virus doesn’t show improvement.

UK passed one million COVID-19 cases on Saturday. Official statistics have shown a 47% jump in new cases in just one week. Scientists fear the death to reach 500 a day within the upcoming weeks.  Adding with it is the pressure on NHS to cope with the second wave of COVID-19.

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