The UK has seen an increase in the number of cases and deaths of Covid-19 people since the recent new outbreak of the disease in southeastern England in December.
The death toll from the United Kingdom’s Covid-19 rose by 1,610 on Tuesday, the highest number of days since the epidemic began, the UK Department of Health and Human Services said.
The UK has seen an increase in the number of cases and deaths of Covid-19 people since the recent new outbreak of the disease in southeastern England in December. The latest increase exceeds the previous record of 1,564 killed on January 13.
According to government data, 91,470 people have died in the United Kingdom within 28 days of being diagnosed with the coronavirus, giving the country the fifth death toll in the world.
In addition, 33,355 new Covid-19 trials were registered by the department in the last 24 hours, bringing the national case to more than 3.46 million.
Four countries in the United Kingdom are currently under various measures to close their doors as ministers look to curb the rapid spread of the new Covid-19, which is thought to be up to 70% more.
Health Secretary Matt Hancock announced on Tuesday that he would be alone for the next six days after receiving a warning from the National Health Service’s Covid-19.