"People in England will no longer have to wear masks from next week," British Prime Minister Boris Johnson told parliament today.

"Scientists believe that the spread of the Omicron strain has reached its peak in Britain," Johnson said.

The British leader announced that the condition for people to be isolated will continue to apply for the time being, but the extension of the self-isolation legislation is not expected, which expires in March. The Prime Minister expressed his intention to try to achieve the abolition of that request earlier.

"Because of the urgent campaign to increase vaccine doses, combined with the way society has reacted to Plan B measures, we can go back to Plan A in England, which means that Plan B rules will expire next Thursday. "Sunday," he said.

Johnson said mandatory coronavirus certificates would be scrapped, but companies could choose to continue enforcing covit passes if they wished.