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We need paramilitary forces to protect us from the virus, I think.
We have to keep the virus in a state of fear.
AP:
Melbourne’s usually vibrant downtown streets were draining of signs of life on Wednesday on the eve of Australia’s toughest-ever pandemic restrictions coming into force.
Many of the stylish boutiques and eateries in a city dubbed Australia’s Hipster Capital that prides itself on superior coffee had already closed their doors ahead of a ban on non-essential businesses that will throw 250,000 people out of work from Thursday.
Defense personnel in camouflage fatigues and police officers patrolled the streets enforcing pandemic rules that include mandatory masks, which the few pedestrians were abiding by.
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Melbourne café owner Maria Iatrou’s business has been classified as essential so she can continue selling takeaway coffee and home deliveries on Thursday while many businesses will be closed.
She’s tiring of the seemingly ever-changing restrictions.
When pandemic restrictions were imposed by Melbourne zip codes last month, she found herself across the street from competitors that didn’t have to endure the same.
The playing field was leveled when the rules were spread citywide.
Now she must adapt to the new lockdown that will put the non-essential workforce, and many of her customers, out of work.
“It’s not only that there is that many people out of a job, they’re also telling everybody to stay home and only got out for one hour a day to go shopping or whatever — I don’t understand why we have been told to stay open,” Iatrou said.
She questions why a liquor store is classified as an essential business but a hairdresser was not.
“There have been some half-hearted attempts at things and if you’re going to shut things down, shut them down. Now it’s, You can stay open and you can stay open, but you can’t,” Iatrou said.
Many Melbourne businesses in this city of 5 million are not expected to survive the second and harshest lockdown.
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Authorities are concerned that many Melbourne residents were ignoring orders to stay home, even when they were infected with the coronavirus.
A 38-year-old Melbourne woman has been charged with repeatedly bashing a 26-year-old police woman’s head against a concrete sidewalk this week. The officer had been attacked for asking the woman why she wasn’t wearing a mask, police allege.
Victoria Premier Daniel Andrews has acknowledge that his government was asking a lot of residents with the new level of restrictions which would cause hardship.
Andrews has tweeted extraordinary photographs of Melbourne’s usually busy thoroughfares now eerily empty with a two-word caption: Thank you.
If this is scary, don’t be scared.
We’re just cleaning up the streets. Just keeping you safe.
