The United Kingdom is fast approaching the glum 5,000 threshold of lives lost, with 621 deaths registered yesterday.
The country’s Department of Health also announced that as of this morning, 47,806 people across the country have been infected.
While London, the most populous city, remains the hardest hit, Birmingham has registered more than 200 deaths yesterday.
With the country basking in sunshine, the authorities had a rough time distancing people who disobeyed the orders and sunbathed in public spaces. Matt Hancock, Health Secretary, also warned that Government will consider banning outdoor exercise if social distancing was not respected.
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