Social restrictions could remain in place in UK “for the rest of the year”
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nme.comProfessor Chris Whitty says it's "wholly unrealistic" to expect life to return to normal soon Social restrictions could be kept in place in the UK for the rest of the year, it has been confirmed.
Professor Chris Whitty, Chief Medical Adviser to the UK Government, told the public it was “wholly unrealistic” to expect life to return to normal soon.
Speaking as part of the Government’s daily briefing on the coronavirus crisis, Whitty said that “in the long run” the ideal way for life to return to normal would be via a “highly effective vaccine” for Covid-19, but said the chance of this becoming a reality within the next year was “incredibly small”. “This disease is not going to be eradicated, it is not going to disappear,” he continued. “So we
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