Da yake magana a wata cibiyar rigakafin a ranar Litinin, dan Burtaniya Firayim Minista Boris Johnson ya gargadi mazauna Burtaniya cewa zai zama 'cikakkiyar wauta' a ba da shawarar cewa cutar ta COVID-19 ta ƙare.

duk da omicron nau'in kwayar cutar ta COVID-19 yana kasancewa "mafi sauƙi a sarari" fiye da bambance-bambancen kwayar cutar da ta gabata da kuma "mafi girman matakin rigakafi na ƙasar," Johnson ya bukaci mutane da su “yi taka tsantsan” kuma su tsaya kan “shirin B” na gwamnati na yanzu.

"Duba alkaluman mutanen da ke shiga asibiti, zai zama wauta ce idan aka ce wannan abu ya kare a yanzu," in ji Johnson, yana kokarin rage damuwa game da hauhawar adadin masu kara yayin da ba a karfafa wa mutane gwiwa su yi kasa a gwiwa ba. game da annoba.

Johnson shigar da cewa "NHS yana cikin matsin lamba saboda yawan watsawa," yana jayayya cewa ya rage ga jama'a su yi "dukkan abin da za su iya don taimakawa wajen sauke wannan matsin."

Bayar da gargadi game da mutanen da abin ya shafa omicron, Johnson An ba da misali da yadda yawancin waɗanda ke buƙatar magani a asibiti saboda Covid a halin yanzu ko dai ba a yi musu allurar rigakafi ba ko kuma ba su sami jab na ƙarfafawa ba.

Jiya, Ingila da Wales sun rubuta sabbin shari'o'in COVID-137,583 na yau da kullun, kodayake bayanan Burtaniya gaba daya bai cika ba, kamar yadda alkaluma daga Scotland da Ireland ta Arewa suka jinkirta saboda hutun banki.

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"Duba alkaluman mutanen da ke shiga asibiti, zai zama wauta ce idan aka ce wannan abu ya kare a yanzu," in ji Johnson, yana kokarin rage damuwa game da hauhawar adadin masu kara yayin da ba a karfafa wa mutane gwiwa su yi kasa a gwiwa ba. game da annoba.
Johnson admitted that “the NHS is under pressure due to its high transmissibility,” arguing that it is down to the public to do “everything they can to help relieve that pressure.
Despite Omicron strain of COVID-19 virus being “plainly milder” than previous variants of the virus and the country's “very, very high level of vaccination,” Johnson urged people to “remain cautious” and stick to the government's current “plan B.