UK likely to extend virus lockdown, peak yet not passed

The British govt warned on Monday that it would continue with the nationwide lockdown and is not likely to lift the same in the near term as the coronavirus outbreak has caused death of over 11,000 lives in the country. In case the restrictions are eased too early then there is a chance of second wave of infections believes foreign secretary Dominic Raab, deputising for PM Boris Johnson.

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