UK Government To Send Hired Thugs to Homes of Returning Holidaymakers To Enforce Quarantine

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UK Gov to send hired thugs to homes of holidaymakers forced to quarantine upon their return

The British government is planning to send private security goons to the homes of citizens who have returned from vacation to make sure they are quarantining upon their return.

Home Secretary Priti Patel announced Wednesday that those returning from destinations not added to the government’s ‘green list’ should expect a knock on their door from private security contractors.

Summit.news reports: Patel claimed that 10,000 checks will be conducted every day by private contractors hired via the firm Mitie, and if people are found to be flouting quarantine or acting noncompliant, police will be called to deal with them, with the authorisation to issue fines of up to £10,000.

The government has decreed that a negative PCR test and ten day quarantine is required for anyone returning from countries it has not deemed to be completely safe to visit, including the popular destinations of The U.S., France, Spain and Greece.

Those returning will then have to take a further two PCR tests (at their own expense) and test negative to be allowed out of their houses after the ten day period.

“People will not go unchecked,” Patel threatened. adding “Significant resources have been put in place – millions of pounds – in terms of the follow-up checking of people around their testing and making sure they stay at home. It has been stepped up.”

Discouraging travel to so called ‘amber list’ countries, Transport Secretary Grant Shapps told Sky News Thursday that “You’ve got to quarantine. People will come to your house to check your quarantine. It’s expensive. We’re not at the stage of saying to people, go to those places on holiday. Please don’t.”

Health Secretary Matt Hancock also claimed that the door to door checks are already underway, with 30,000 being conducted last week.

Boris Johnson told MPs yesterday that visits to medium-risk destinations are only acceptable in ‘extreme circumstances’. 

The announcement came after millions of people had already booked trips to the destinations, and in many cases have already arrived there, prompting fury from travellers, airlines and booking agents.

Julia Lo Bue-Said, of Advantage Travel Partnership described the government’s actions as “typical nanny state tactics.”

She added “Surely the British public can make up their own mind if they wish to quarantine in order to visit an amber country. As long as protocols are followed, testing is in place and rules in the destination are adhered to we see no reason why we cannot be allowed to travel safely to amber destinations for leisure. Otherwise, make those amber countries red.”

In related news, it has been revealed that UK ‘Covid passports’ officially rolled out for use during international travel will eventually be used domestically to restrict the movement of the population, according to the small print on the NHS website.

5 Comments

  1. Deagel dot com Forecasts the UK population to be reduced by 80% by 2025, I am starting to think Deagel dot com knows something about what will happen.
    The predict the population of the USA to be down to 100 million by 2025. What do the elites have in store for us?

  2. Try and find any Information about the people running mitie .That tells you everything about accountability transparency and trust I just looked and apart from a name and lists of positions, nothing Nothing personal All TOP SECRET .And several sudden 4o4s and something called ” screening ” which opened a blank page etceyera .

  3. So privatising Health Department thugs to take the heat of the source Obviously it would be very simple for immigration to simply notify the local cop shop of returned travellers and they could just drop in on their daily rounds But I guess that wouldnt cost millions of pounds of taxpayers money .

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