Boris Johnson: The Prime Minister of the United Kingdom isolated again after having had contact with a coronavirus infected

British Prime Minister Boris Johnson has decided to isolate himself after having been in contact with a person who tested positive for the coronavirus, a spokesman for the prime minister announced Sunday night. Johnson, who was seriously ill with COVID-19 in the spring, He is “fine” and has “no symptoms” of the disease, said the same source, who indicated that he continues to work from Downing Street, “especially to lead the government’s response to the coronavirus pandemic.” Last April, Boris Johnson already suffered a serious episode of coronavirus, having to be admitted to the intensive care unit for ten days after having tested positive. More than 50,000 deaths in the United Kingdom The United Kingdom Ministry of Health has confirmed this Wednesday 595 new deaths from COVID-19, the highest number since the beginning of May, and has exceeded the threshold of 50,000 deaths from the disease According to data provided by the British health authorities, the country, which is under a second confinement, already accounts for 50,365 deaths from the disease caused by the new coronavirus. In parallel, the British health portfolio has reported that they have been verified. Another 22,950 infected people, which have raised the country’s global count to 1,256,725 confirmed cases.Finally, the British Ministry of Health has updated the country’s hospital situation and has transferred that 1,518 people have been admitted to hospitals during the working day. So far, 14,196 people remain hospitalized due to COVID-19 and 1,219 of them require mechanical respiration.Boris Johnson himself, has assured in a recording sent to televisions that every death from COVID-19 is a tragedy, before stating that the nation “mourns every person who has left.” In his opinion, the United Kingdom has begun a new stage in the fight against COVID-19 and has focused on mass diagnostic tests and the possibility that the vaccine is close as matters “that will come to help.”