E tusa ai ma lipoti lata mai, o loʻo mafaufau le pulega a le malo o Peretania i le tuʻuina atu o tausisoifua i fale o tagata o se auala e aloese ai mai faiga faʻatapulaʻa fou ma tuʻuina atu tui i nuʻu i tua e ono tau le maua ai nofoaga autu o tui.

O se minisita o le kapeneta a Peretania e le o taʻua, o loʻo taʻua i lipoti, fai mai na te lagolagoina soʻo se mea e "faʻamalosia ai le tui-faʻatuai" ma talitonu "o lagona i totonu o le atunuʻu o loʻo faʻamaʻaʻaina faasaga i tagata e mumusu e tui."

Fa'amaumauga aloa'ia a le malo o lo'o fa'aalia ai le 89.7% o le UK O le faitau aofa'i o tagata ua silia ma le 12 tausaga le matutua na maua a itiiti ifo ma le tasi le tui o le COVID-19 tui, ae o le 10% o lo'o le'i fa'aogaina o lo'o fai ma fa'apogai o popolega faifaipea mo pulega o vaega uma e fa o le atunu'u. Peletania.

E leʻi faia se tala a le malo o Peretania i lipoti na aliaʻe aʻo lumanaʻi le faʻasalalauga a le palemia e uiga i isi COVID-19 faiga.

British Palemia Boris Johnson o loʻo faʻamoemoe e faia se faʻamatalaga i le lotolotoi o le salalau vave o le Omicron variant, lea ua uma ona faʻaosofia ai le toe faʻaofiina o nisi faʻatapulaʻaina.

E silia ma le 122,000 mataupu fou COVID-19 na lipotia i le UK Na'o le Aso Faraile talu ai - o se isi fa'amaumauga i aso uma talu mai le amataga o le fa'ama'i o le coronavirus.

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7% of the UK population over 12 years old have had at least one shot of a COVID-19 vaccine, but those 10% who are still unjabbed represent a source of constant concern for the authorities of all four parts of the United Kingdom.
An unnamed British cabinet minister, quoted in the reports, says that he supports anything that “encourages the vaccine-hesitant” and believes that “the mood in the country is hardening against people who refuse to be vaccinated.
British Prime Minister Boris Johnson is expected to make a statement amid the fast spread of the Omicron variant, which has already prompted the reintroduction of some restrictions.