British Prime Minister Boris Johnson returned to work after recovering from coronavirus today (April 27).

According to the details, while speaking outside Downing Street he said that the government is not sure about the deadline of the lockdown but they are taking the measures.

He thanked the British public for their “grits and guts” during the crisis, and

He thanked the public of the kingdom for their initiatives during the crisis of COVID-19 pandemic.

PM also thanked Foreign Minister Dominic Raab who has represented him while he was recovering from a serious the infection.

If you can keep going in the way that you have kept going so far, and if we can show the same spirit of unity and determination as we have all shown in the past six weeks, then I have absolutely no doubt that we will beat this together. pic.twitter.com/YrS905v0Uz

— Boris Johnson #StayAlert (@BorisJohnson) April 27, 2020

He wrote on his tweet, “If you can keep going in the way that you have kept going so far, and if we can show the same spirit of unity and determination as we have all shown in the past six weeks, then I have absolutely no doubt that we will beat this together.”

The official number of deaths related to Coronavirus in hospitals across the United Kingdom rose to 20,732, up by 413 in 24 hours, while confirmed cases stood at 152,840, up by 4,463.

British PM Boris Johnson to return to work on Monday, spokesperson

Earlier, United Kingdom’s Prime Minister, Boris Johnson is advised to follow the precautions on work.

According to the detail, the spokesperson British Prime Minister Boris Johnson said on Monday (April 13) that he will follow medical advice on when he return to work.

The spokesman also said, “He was only released from hospital yesterday and any decisions which he makes in relation to when he returns to government work will be following the advice of his medical team.”

Boris Johnson had earlier tested positive for coronavirus and was taken to the hospital where he spent three nights in intensive care.