Britain to reopen places of worship on June 15
A worshipper in Westminster Cathedral in Central London, Britain, on March 17. Services and worship groups will still be banned due to concern that the virus spreads more quickly in enclosed spaces. – EPA pic, June 7, 2020.
THE UK government said today it will reopen places of worship “for private individual prayer” on June 15 as it continues to progressively ease coronavirus restrictions. Prime Minister Boris Johnson’s office said services and worship groups will still be banned for the time being due to concern that the virus spreads more quickly in enclosed spaces.
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