Cases of corona are seeing a huge rise in the UK. The Joint Biosecurity Centre of the British government on Monday increased the national Covid-19 alert level from three to four, being the second-highest after new cases folded every week advised experts to envision a situation of 50,000 daily cases by mid-October. Prime Minister Boris Johnson is expected to make a statement in parliament on Tuesday to announce new measures to deal with the virus, seeking to strike a balance between ensuring public health and preventing further blows to Britain’s battered economy.

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Before announcing the new rules, Johnson is expected to hold a cabinet meeting and a meeting of the emergency Cobra committee with leading delegates. A range of options have been discussed over the weekend with experts and ministers, with agreement reportedly turning towards more barriers instead of another national lockdown. The alert level was decreased from level four to three on June 19, when new cases on successive days and weeks were recorded in the hundreds. They raised in the thousands in September, with 4,368 recorded on Monday evening.

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The centre has five alert levels; the highest refers to a stage of an outbreak in which there is a risk of health services being destroyed. The new current level four means the epidemic is in general distribution and transmission is “high or rising exponentially”. The new level was agreed by the chief medical officers of England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland, who said in a statement: “After a period of lower COVID cases and deaths, the number of cases are now rising rapidly and probably exponentially in significant parts of all four nations”.

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