Northern Ireland
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| Capital | Belfast |
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| Dialing code | +44 |
| Population | 1. 875 million (2017) |
| Currency | Pound sterling |
| Destinations | Belfast |
| Londonderry | |
| Antrim | |
| Mourne Mountains | |
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| ID | 467526 |
About Northern Ireland
Northern Ireland is part of the United Kingdom. The country is known for its Norman castles, glacial valleys and mountains, Celtic and Christian monuments, and coastal links golf courses. Capital city Belfast is home to the political murals of the 20th-century ‘Troubles' conflict, and the Titanic Quarter, showcasing the redeveloped dockyards where the famous ship was built and a contemporary museum, Titanic Belfast.
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Coronavirus: in the UK the preparation for the second virus will need health-wave - guide
Boris Johnson has announced a further easing of closure measures on Tuesday
health leaders are calling for an urgent review to determine whether the UK is properly prepared for the "real risk" of a second wave of the coronavirus.
In an open letter published in the The Ministers were warned that urgent measures were needed to prevent further loss of life.
The Presidents of The Royal Colleges of surgeons, nursing staff, Doctors and GPs, all signed The Letter .
It Comes after Boris Johnson announced sweeping changes to England's lockdown.
On Tuesday, the Prime Minister said, pubs, restaurants, cinemas and hairdressers will be able to open it again from the 4. July.
The 2m-social distancing-generally a Meter to be replaced with a "-plus" rule, so people who remain apart should be a minimum of 2m, where possible, but should otherwise be 1m apart at least, while taking coverings of measures to reduce The Risk of transmission, such as the wearing of face.
The 2m rule remains in Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland , but.
Both of the government as chief scientific adviser Sir Patrick Vallance and chief medical officer for England, Professor Chris Whitty , pointed to Mr. Johnson's plan was to free the "risk" on Tuesday.
according to the Prime Minister 's announcement, health leaders called for a "quick and forward-looking assessment" of how Britain prepared for a new outbreak of The Virus .
"to predict While The Future of the pandemic in the UK is difficult, the available evidence suggests that local flare-ups, it is increasingly probable and a second wave wrote a real risk," she said in The Letter .
"Many of the elements of the infrastructure that is required to contain The Virus , are slowly introduced, but considerable challenges remain. "
the authors of The Letter , signed by the Chairman of The British Medical Association, are calling on the Minister for the establishment of a cross-group with a "constructive, non-partisan, four-Nations approach", in charge of the development of the practical recommendations.
"The review should not only look back, or the attribute of the debt," said they, and instead, the focus is on "areas of weakness where action is urgently needed to prevent further loss of life and to restore the economy to full as quickly as possible" should.
The Bbc has. the Ministry of health and Social welfare for the comment
Mr Johnson said he did not think it was "a risk, a second peak of infections to overwhelm the might of the NHS".
the announcement of the largest easing of the blockade still, He Said the two households in England will meet in the be able to inside, and stay with social distancing.
While he warned that all The Steps were "reversible", he confirms The Following venues would be able to open:
, including Nightclubs, casinos, indoor play areas, nail bars and beauty salons, swimming pools, and indoor gyms.
the company set to re-open in 10 days' time, waiting for guidelines, which can act by the government, as you and as safe as possible during the Corona-Virus-pandemic.
the advice says to keep that company, customer. contact details for 21 Days to support The Track -and-trace system
But in most cases, more tips will follow soon.
BBC political correspondent Iain Watson said that it is proposed that the decisions to open up sectors of the economy, have been made recently.
It is for landlords on Wednesday.
the work is calling for NHS staff to be tried and tested, every week, coronavirus, so that the patient Waiting List residues can be safely deleted.
the Former Conservative health Secretary Jeremy Hunt backed up that call, writing in The Daily Telegraph that "the costs are small compared to the cost of a second wave" of the Covid-19.
The latest figures show died, another 171 people, after testing positive for Corona Virus in the UK, where the sum 42,927.
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