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A SECOND wave of the coronavirus won't hit the UK and a rise in cases is due to a "comprehensive" track and trace system, experts claim.
He said: "There is currently no second wave. What we are seeing is a sharp rise in the number of healthy people who are carrying the virus, but exhibiting no symptoms. The Oxford professor said that this may be down to the fact that we have now become more equipped to deal with the virus as experts continue to learn more about the bug.Prof Heneghan said clear messaging is needed from the government when it comes to social distancingHe highlighted that during this period it was the younger population who remained free of the infection.He added: 'The evidence is becoming clearer.
Speaking at a socially distanced meeting yesterday he said: “Of course, we know that there is still going to be more of this disease, this wretched Covid, still to come. Speaking on This Morning yesterday Prof Heneghan added that the country needs to keep social distancing and said we still need to be vigilant.
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