Covid: Chris Whitty urges people to continue to self-isolate if positive
England’s chief medical officer says trying to prevent others from catching infections is “standard public health advice”. …
England’s Chief Medical Officer Chris Whitty has urged people to continue to self-isolate if they test positive for the coronavirus in the coming weeks.
From Thursday, people with a positive test will no longer need to self-isolate under law, but will still be advised to stay at home.
After 1 April, people with Covid symptoms will be asked to “exercise personal responsibility” in their decisions over interactions with other people.
Prof Whitty said that self-isolating is “standard public health advice” for any significant and highly transmissible infection.
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