HALF of people with coronavirus symptoms are fuelling the epidemic by ignoring rules to stay at home. Government advisers claim people displaying any signs should isolate for seven days. ⚠️ Read ou…
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But monitoring by the Department of Health and Social Care found millions of Brits may have failed to fully comply with the instructions., raises concerns over how future outbreaks can be prevented. Youngsters have been breaking social distancing rules to pack a riverbank in Ilkley, West Yorks. Hundreds of sunseekers, including families with small children, rushed to the River Wharfe.One local said: “When there is another virus spike, it will be people like this to blame.”is eased, with some people being asked to isolate for 14 days even if they do not have symptoms., people in England will be told to quarantine for two weeks if they come into contact with someone who has tested positive.
But a SAGE paper “strongly recommends research into adherence rates”. It added that, based on DHSC data, “only 50 per cent of people are currently reporting self-isolating for at least seven days” if symptoms appear.
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