The rules have been stringent in the UK. It has been issued that from September 28, those who infringe Covid-19 constraints in the UK will face penalties of up to £10,000 (nearly $13,000), as health secretary, Matt Hancock told that the country is at a “tipping point” with cases scaling exponentially. The country proclaimed a further of 4,422 new cases on Saturday, the biggest daily rise since early May. Hancock told TV channels of the country on Sunday, “This country faces a tipping point. We face a choice. If everybody follows the rules ...then we can avoid further national lockdowns. But we of course have to be prepared to take action if that is what is necessary. I don’t rule it out; I don’t want to see it.”

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The fines for those not following self-isolation customs will start at £1,000 (nearly $1,300) but could increase to up to £10,000 for repeat sins and for the most extreme violations, including for those stopping others from self-isolating. Talk about Russia, then the country reported 6,148 cases of Covid-19 in the past day, the newest cases registered in two months. The number of new infections is up 30% since September 1, when schools reopened. France’s daily coronavirus cases surged to the highest since the national lockdown ended in May.

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Another 13,498 cases were reported on Saturday, the second day covered more than 13,000 cases. As per the experts, Italians went to the polls for a referendum and regional elections. Just a week after a Herculean effort by schools to reopen in line with last-minute Covid-19 rules, classrooms across the country were shut to pupils and transformed into ballot stations.

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