UK scientists have warned that the key scientific lessons learned during the Kovide 19 pandemic diseases are being forgotten.
Researchers have raised the alarm bell as the fifth anniversary of the introduction of the lockdown is being celebrated, which was announced by the then Prime Minister Boris Johnson on March 23, 2020.
The decision was made to stop the NHS hospitals, which are trapped by hundreds of thousands of new patients with new issues.
However, there is no evidence that in the near future another deadly virus appears, health service will improve today.
“Every winter, before Kovid, the hospitals were run very close to the shore,” said Edinburgh University professor Rawlland Kao. “When the disease arrived, the NHS was not just in a position to take anything more. And there is no sign that it will be different next time. In fact, it is likely to be worse.”
Nor is there any evidence that the country has understood the psychological consequences created by keeping the nation in the lockdown.
Dominic Abrams, a professor of social psychology at the University of Kent, said it could be moderate to reduce the infection, but it is less considered to be contacting, communication and communication requirements: “It seems that there is almost no strategy to meet these basic needs.”
And when the use of social distance, mask wearing and background flow tests was widely used, no attempt was made to understand their utility and importance, according to Professor Paul Hunter of the University of East Anglia.
“My biggest regret is that we have not yet reached a scientific consensus on the value and effect of non -pharmaceutical intervention. [NPIs]”They said.” We know that NPI reduces transmission. But even though the benefits are more clear than the benefits.
Andrew Shepherd, director of the chronic poverty consulting network, emphasized international implications. “Lockdown is not suitable for every country. During pandemic disease, rich countries pressured low -income and middle -income countries to introduce lockdowns with devastating results.
“Most of these countries were not in a position to reduce the loss of jobs, income and businesses in the UK, and the result was massive poverty, which would take many years to recover.”
Dr. Michael, the head of the University of Southampton, acknowledged that lockdown was an important component of any pandemic response. “But we need a smart lockdown in the previous place to spread the transmission to better reduce and therefore the length is low.”
The anniversary was also marked by the Code 19 Perfect Families for Justice UK, which consists of about 10,000 10,000 people who were mournful through pandemic disease. The group has written to Chancellor, Rachel Refus, and is requested not to move forward with its proposed plan to reduce disability payments.
“The inevitable inequality played a vital role in the UK’s high [Covid-19] Death tool, “The letter is said.
“People with disabilities were 11 times more likely to die than those with disabilities. Instead of removing inequality in this horrific statistics, the government is moving forward with plans to reduce the benefits of disability, more and more people are pushing for poverty.
“The government promised to learn from pandemic disease, but it seems that it suffers from covid ammonia, forgetting the destructive costs of cutting health and public services in bone.”
