Austria Becomes World’s First Country to Impose COVID-19 Lockdown on Unvaccinated

Austrian Chancellor Alexander Schallenberg announced on Sunday the national lockdown, starting next week, for those who did not get their shot against COVID-19.

The unvaccinated will be able to leave their homes only for several basic needs, such as going to work, doing groceries or visiting a doctor. The decision to impose this measure was made upon the conference involving the government and heads of federal states of Austria.

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The restrictions will enter into force early Monday, Schallenberg told a press conference, but children under 12 will be exempt. Schallenberg highlighted that police will monitor compliance with the restrictive measures and offenders will face punishment.

Originally published by Sputnik International

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