Here’s the bad news:
3,500 infections now daily, 620 schools infected with Coronavirus.
No ifs, or buts, this is a moral crime committed by those MPs who voted to send kids back to school with no protections in place while voting social distancing for MPs until November.
You are 100% responsible.
— Tory Fibs (@ToryFibs) September 12, 2020
Incidentally, that was at 1.46pm. Here’s the situation at 5.59pm:
643 UK Schools now hit by Coronavirus infections.
— Tory Fibs (@ToryFibs) September 12, 2020
That’s right – in four hourse, 23 more schools were revealed to have Covid-19 outbreaks.
The BBC reported 3,497 new cases today (September 12).
Boris Johnson and his government have nothing to say.
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