Afraid of a second wave

London may have a curfew imposed in the coming weeks in an attempt to combat a second wave of Covid-19, says Kevin Fenton, the city's head of public health. As Fenton said, the curfew may occur mainly in bars and restaurants in the city, limiting the amount of time people spend in close contact with others. London authorities associate the return to school of at least 500,000 students in London's schools and colleges with this possible increase in contagion, causing the city to go through a second wave even stronger than the initial one, generating even more restrictions.

According to Fenton, transmission rates are higher among people aged 17-29 and this is directly linked to new cases of virus transmission.