Coronavirus cases in England decrease by 30%

Coronavirus cases have fallen in England by 30% after the country imposed a second national lockdown on November 5. On Monday, a large-scale study of more than 100,000 volunteers revealed that the virus is also now in retreat.

From December 2, England will return to a regional approach to regional approach to restrictions.

According to interim results of the study by Imperial College London and Ipsos MORI, the coronavirus cases have decreased by 30%, and only 96 people out of 10,000 were infected by the novel virus between November 13 and November 24.

The last iteration of the research showed 130 infections per 10,000 people, which was carried out between October 16 and November 2.

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A statement issued by the health department stated that,

“The findings showcases were rising as the country entered a lockdown, but this was followed by a decrease as national measures successfully lowered infection rates across the country.

Earlier, to tackle the COVID-19 pandemic in England, British Prime Minister Boris Johnson set out new measures to replace a national lockdown on December 2.

“We’re not going to replace national measures with a free for all … We’re going to go back instead to a regional, tiered approach, applying the toughest measures where COVID is most prevalent,” Johnson told parliament.

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