LOCALISED LOCKDOWNS could see an increased risk of riots according to newly released documents from the Scientific Advisory Group for Emergencies (SAGE).
Parts of individual towns could be under lockdown to prevent second waves of coronavirus. Professor Clifford Stott of Keele University has warned such a model may not be appropriate for the United Kingdom. A warning in a briefing from the Professor noted there had been"far more public disquiet inIn March, people leaving quarantine in the area around Wuhan rioted having been told they could not travel elsewhere in China.
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