'We are now seeing a second wave coming in ... It is absolutely, I'm afraid, inevitable, that we will see it in this country,' British Prime Minister Boris Johnson said, as the government considered imposing new restrictions.
Britain's Prime Minister Boris Johnson said that it was inevitable that the country would see a second wave of coronavirus and that while he did not want a second national lockdown, the government may need to introduce new restrictions.
New COVID-19 regulations will be imposed on the North West, Midlands and West Yorkshire from Tuesday. Regional leader Isabel Diaz Ayuso said on Friday that access to parks and public areas would be restricted, and gatherings will be limited to six, but people would not be stopped from going to work in the country's hardest-hit region.A musician wearing a face mask to prevent the spread of coronavirus plays guitar in downtown Barcelona.
Dutch Prime Minister Mark Rutte said his government was preparing "regional" measures to combat the coronavirus outbreak after the Netherlands registered a record 1972 cases in the past 24 hours.
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