worry! Daily death toll from COVID-19 In the UK it hit 263, the highest since March.

worry! Daily death toll from COVID-19 In the UK it hit 263, the highest since March.

Number of deaths fromxo walletCOVID-19 In the UK on Tuesday (Oct. 26) it was the highest number since the beginning of March. The government's top adviser acknowledged that some talks about "Plan C" had begun. in case the epidemic situation gets worse

united kingdom government 263 more deaths from the virus were reported, the highest since March 3, ending a second wave of the outbreak, with 315 deaths that day.

This number has been in effect since the outbreak started last year. The UK's cumulative death toll has risen to 139,834 out of more than 8,850,000 cases.

Senior Scientific Adviser to Prime Minister Johnson's Government It acknowledged that the so-called "Plan C" restrictions were discussed in case the epidemic situation worsened.

Professor Lucy Chappell, Chief Scientific Advisor to the Ministry of Health and Social Welfare. disclosed to the Parliamentary Committee that additional measures were proposed in addition to Plan B.

Prime Minister Boris Johnson has previously confirmed he will reject Plan B, despite calls from health officials to reduce the epidemic cycle through close contact. This has raised concerns that the number of infected people continues to rise. may cause patients to overflow various hospitals while hospitals have to deal with patients with other respiratory infections. in winter as well

The cabinet rejected reports the government is preparing measures such as banning families from living together in Britain this winter. If the infection continues to increase

Documents from the Ministry of Finance found that measures to control the corona virus It could cost the economy up to £18 billion in just five months, but opponents accuse the government of trying to undermine its own "Plan B" by leaking documents on economic costs.

The government is reluctant to enforce strict measures. Opposition politicians have accused the release of the leaked documents as a means of slowing down key measures in the fight against the novel coronavirus.