Victorian premier Daniel Andrews declared restrictions for the unvaccinated will continue on into 2022.
Speaking at a news conference Tuesday, Andrews commented he’s unsure why the state of New South Wales has set a timetable for easing restrictions on the unvaccinated, but that it won’t be happening in Victoria.
Premier Daniel Andrews today stated in no uncertain terms that unvaccinated Victorians will remain excluded from economic and social activities well into 2022. Premier also warned double dosed Victorians they may be locked up if they don’t take booster shots if required. pic.twitter.com/YP0uQj2bFM— real Rukshan (@therealrukshan) October 19, 2021
“That doesn’t make any sense to me in any event and we won’t be doing that here,” he said.
“Why would you get the system going, why would you have the thing up and running and then essentially pull down all of the architecture that you’ve built, the culture that you’ve changed – why would you change that four or five weeks later? We will not be doing that here.”
“I’m not going to say to someone, just wait it out, just wait for five weeks and then you will be able to the pub,” Andrews said.
“No, if you make the judgement not to get vaccinated and you reckon you can wait out us, or the public, or whoever you want to think you’re waiting out, you won’t wait out the virus cause the virus will be here for a long time and your only protection against it is being vaccinated.”
“This will be well into 2022… well and truly into 2022,” the Australian premier outlined, next describing how the state of Victoria will go after booster dose refusers.
—
Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/freedom-reportage/support
Source link
