UK govt “strongly” advises against public gatherings
Emergency health workers will no longer be present at events in the UK, as citizens are advised to avoid social venues, pubs, and clubs and stop “non-essential contact”
News By | 16 March 2020
The UK government has suggested all citizens “stop non-essential contact with others” and has “strongly” advised against visiting social venues, pubs, clubs and theatres, causing “uncertainty and confusion” among those working in the country’s music business.
From tomorrow (17 March), the government has announced it will no longer be “supporting” mass gathering through the provision of emergency services.
Prime Minister Boris Johnson states that the advice is particularly applicable to those living in London, which is “a few weeks ahead”…
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