People in the UK look forward to hugging their loved ones, dining in restaurants, and escaping from the UK for overseas holidays.

But when Boris Johnson urged Britons to indulge in “cautious hugs,” the confused Huffington Post cautioned: “Looking at the hug, it sounds like An indie band in the middle of the Middle Ages!”

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When can I hug?

From May 17, the “cautious” hug will officially resume, Prime Minister It is up to the British to decide whether to hug family and friends.

Mr. Johnson said that current data show that it is also possible to cancel the “more than one meter” social distancing rule.

If so, this will greatly increase the flexibility of enterprises to increase capacity.

“Will urge people Be cautious Downing Street said in a statement.

As part of the changes in England on May 17, people are free to choose to stay two meters away from family or friends, which means they can hug and shake hands again.

“This does not mean that we can suddenly be very careful about the wind.

“we all know Close contact For example, hugging is a direct way to spread this disease,” Mr. Johnson warned in a speech on May 10, 2021.

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What are the risks?

People who have received at least one copy Coronavirus disease The risk of stabs will be reduced, and people who have received two vaccinations will receive the greatest protection.

Officials recommend that people consider getting tested for coronavirus before hugging.

It is also recommended that the British wear a mask or ensure that the room is well ventilated, and then completely abandon social distancing measures.

The UK’s Covid-19 alert level was lowered after the number of cases, hospitalizations and deaths “continuously” declined.

The four chief medical officers in the UK have stated that the threat level should be reduced from “Level 4” to “Level 3” due to the successful implementation of the jab scheme and social distancing restrictions.

This means that the epidemic has spread generally, but the spread of the virus is no longer considered high or exponentially increasing.

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The Prime Minister said: “I urge you to consider the vulnerability of your loved ones-whether they have been vaccinated, one or two doses, and whether there is time for the vaccine to take effect.

“Remember that it is always safer to be outdoors than indoors. If you are meeting indoors, remember to open the windows to let in fresh air.

“Even if you have no symptoms, you should be tested regularly, so don’t spread the virus without knowing it.

“No matter what decision you make, I must ask you to continue to maintain social distancing when you are not with friends and family, including in workplaces, shops, bars, restaurants and other occasions.

He said: “We only need to look at the tragic situation of other countries to see the lethal potential of this virus. We must continue to fight the spread of this variant in the UK.

“Although we have no evidence that these variants are fully vaccine resistant, we must remain vigilant.

“So please remember hands, face, space and fresh air.”

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What is a cautious hug, and how should I hug others?

When asked what “cautious hug” means, Mental Health Minister Nadine Dorries told the BBC breakfast with a smile: “I don’t think you can hug cautiously.”

Scientists on SAGE warned that hugs should be kept to a minimum and that Britons should avoid face-to-face contact as much as possible to stay safe.

Professor Cath Noakes sitting on SAGE urged caution before relaxing, saying that too many hugs may “continue” the further spread of Covid.

Gurch Randhawa, a public health expert at the University of Bedfordshire, and ABC News In the United States, information about the government can be confusing.

He said: “It is undoubtedly tempting to relax social isolation, provide much-needed hugs and lift restrictions on international travel, but this may be a big mistake at this stage of the Covid-19 pandemic.

“At the very least, the government should recommend that only people who have received two vaccinations can hug each other, or even hold each other briefly, facing each other to minimize the risk of Covid-19 transmission.”

Can I hug grandma with full vaccine?

if you want Hug each other, You can start on May 17-but remember that some people are more vulnerable to Covid attacks than others.

Officials suggested that people should consider testing for the coronavirus before embracing.

They also suggested that we wear masks or make sure the room is well ventilated before using Abandon social distancing measures.

PM proposes a new way to deal with this virus, making people more responsible for their choice of maintaining social distancing from friends and family.

According to our own judgment, starting from May 17th, we can decide whether to embrace the grandmother-please remember that even if both parties are vaccinated for the entire course, the risk of coronavirus has not been completely eliminated.

Dr. Mike Tildesley, a member of the Scientific Modeling Epidemic Influenza Group (Spi-M) from the University of Warwick, urges people to “act responsibly” as the restrictions are further lifted.

He told the BBC Breakfast: “I think hugging those we love is actually very important to our mental health and well-being, but for me, the key message is that once this happens, we need to remember that the pandemic has not yet Coming.” Nothing.

“We are still a few steps away from normal, so it’s great that we can do this Hug our loved ones, But we need to remember that we need to be cautious. “

He added: “For me, the key is that what we want to avoid is the increase in hospital admissions. [the number of] People are dying.

“Moreover, if we can exclude them from low levels, hopefully we can resume the hug safely, and we can proceed to the relaxation on June 21 again.”

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The World Health Organization’s Covid-19 Special Envoy, Dr. David Nabarro, urged Britons to maintain social distancing and continue to use masks.

He said: “Please be very careful, keep a physical distance of one to two meters, especially indoors, and don’t forget to wear a mask, because this can really provide extra protection.

“It is these simple things, but all these things done together will really change the question of whether the future peak is huge or whether the future peak is small and easy to control.”

Sally Jane Cutler, a professor of medical microbiology, told Time Radio: “I think we have to be very careful in choosing who to hug.

“I personally limit hugs to family members, not to others.”

This Duchess of CornwallThe 73-year-old revealed that she was in a “half hug” with her grandchildren, although she was forbidden to do so until the restrictions were officially lifted on May 17.

When asked if she was able to do this recently when the UK continues to reopen, Camilla replied: “I received a double stabbing, so we had a half hug.

“It’s so cute to be able to see them again and talk to them.

“Phones and machines and these Zooms are all good, but nothing beats the feeling of giving others a good hug.”

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Can you shake hands?

As part of the changes on May 17, 2021, people will have the choice to stay two meters away from family or friends, which means they can hug and shake hands again.

In March 2020, after the coronavirus established a terrible presence in the UK, Boris Johnson announced that he would not be prevented from shaking hands with people.

A few days before the end of the intensive care of the Prime Minister’s struggle with Covedi, the Prime Minister also said that he had already shaken hands for the infected patients in the hospital.

At that time, the virus caused more than 3,000 deaths worldwide.

Fast forward to May 2021, and this number has soared to 3.5 million deaths worldwide.

Despite the great success of the large-scale promotion of vaccines in the UK, the number of hospitalizations and coronavirus-related deaths has plummeted, but there are still relevant New Indian Covid variant B.1.617.2.

Professor Chris Whitty, the chief medical officer of England, said that it is increasingly being discovered in the UK.

But “currently, our view is that it is less likely to escape vaccination than some other variants.”

Boris Johnson finally opened the largest unlocking event in the UK on May 17th. Indoor pints, hugs and holidays began