By James Simons
Millions of Brits have been warned to avoid New Year’s Eve celebrations by officials, as millions in the Uk entered the toughest restrictions tier.
It is vital parties do not take place and that people stick to the rules, NHS England’s Prof Stephen Powis said.
The “stay at home” order for millions of Brits following the extension of tier four at midnight is a tough order for irresponsible brits, many of whom filled beaches in the summer at the height of then pandemic.
Many Brits are expected to spend new year homes in their homes, but there is increasing concern that a high fraction of london youths plan on mixing with friends in their homes.
The Eye Of Media.Com can confirm that many young people plan to party into the night in friend’s houses in neighbourhoods where most share a loathing for draconian restrictions which has ruined Christmas and the new year in the biggest way for the first time in the history of the country, barring war times.
Youths questioned via social media planning to party into the night were in no short supply, many expressing strong objections to the ongoing restrictions.
Sharing the heart breaking stories of bereaved families with some of these youths to bring home the reality of the pandemic has been done with some of them, but many hold the view that majority of those dying from the virus are old and unwell people on their way out anyway.
This view is not as factual as many think, but many Londoners have no faith in the statistics regularly published by the Office Of National Statistics(ONS) .
University students both in London and outside London, are also a concern. Students were found to be a big cause of the spread of infections at the beginning of the term in September, and some are planning to hold all night get togethers in a low key manner.
One student from Leicester University told The Eye Of Media.Com : ” students have had a tough time this year, it has been the worst nightmare for freshers in particular. No fresher can ever get another fresher year or turn the clock back, expecting us not to enjoy ourselves for the new year is a fantasy.
We won’t be hugging everyone , but I can tell you that some of us will be gathering in one or two apartments with selected friends. If you think I’m not going to pull on new year’s eve because of heavy handed rules should do one”
Most students have gone home for Christmas, and will be ordered by their parents to avoid going out.
Meanwhile, many parents in England are attempting to determine whether their children will return to school when the new term, due to begin for most pupils on Monday, gets under way.
Prof Powis, NHS England medical director in England, called on people to show restraint when seeing in the new year.
“We know it’s the end of the year, it’s a time where people traditionally want to celebrate,” he said.
“But it’s absolutely vital that this year, everybody continues to follow the guidance by staying at home and not mixing.”