A new study shows that strict lockdowns would not have worked to stop the new COVID-19 variant from spreading.
“The most chilling finding from this piece of research is that the November lockdown in England, hard though it was for many people, would not have stopped the variant form of the virus spreading,” science reporter Pallab Ghosh wrote in a BBC News analysis of the study.
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