Happening now in Australia, wherein excess alcohol is being confiscated until lockdown rules are lifted.
Alcohol deliveries in New Whales, Australia are being monitored by the government’s NSW Health Agency, because of the lockdown.
The report notes that “Residents in apartment blocks locked-down by NSW (New South Wales) Health are having their alcohol deliveries policed as part of a policy to limit the number of drinks being consumed each day.”
Residents have been told that they are only allowed “six beers or pre-mixed drinks or one bottle of wine” per day.
The report states that the justification for the policy is to “control” buildings and “ensure the safety of health staff and residents”.
Here’s an excerpt from the News.com.au report:
NSW Health has imposed rules limiting people in “NSW Health controlled buildings” to a certain amount of alcohol each day in a bid to “ensure the safety of health staff and residents”.
Mission Australia’s Common Ground building in Camperdown is the latest building where occupants are subjected to harsh rules.
Residents of the social housing estate have complained that care packages sent by friends and relatives have been searched before they are delivered.
“They are searching all bags and things coming into the building … They confiscated a series of gifts. So things like bottles of spirits, we weren’t allowed to have those and we still (aren’t),” Common Ground resident Robin Elhaj said.Residents are allowed to receive a ration of one of the following: six beers or pre-mixed drinks, one bottle of wine, or one 375ml bottle of spirits.
Excess alcohol is being confiscated until lockdown rules are lifted.
Residents can consult with a clinician if they think they need more than the allowed limit.
In addition, Australian public health chief Dr. Kerry Chant remarked, “We will be looking at what contact tracing looks like in the New World Order.”
Australia has gone from a freedom-loving country to something that more resembles North Korea in the space of one year.
Sources: The Gateway Pundit, Your News