The UK will introduce a two-week quarantine for all travelers to the country from June 8

Starting June 8, everyone entering the UK will be required to self-quarantine for two weeks. The Guardian reports this with reference to British Home Secretary Priti Patel.

Travelers must report where they are staying so authorities have a chance to make sure they are following the quarantine. Checks will be selective.

Violators face a £1,000 fine.

• On May 13, the UK began to phase out restrictions imposed due to the coronavirus epidemic. In July, the country expects to open at least part of the cafes, restaurants and pubs, beauty salons, hotels, temples and cinemas.
• According to Johns Hopkins University on May 22, in the UK, COVID-19 was confirmed in 255.5 thousand people. Died from the disease during the epidemic 36.4 thousand.