Bypassing the resistance of people who do not want to be vaccinated has been one of the main challenges to contain the coronavirus pandemic around the world. The province of Quebec, in Canada, has created an ingenious solution to the problem: it has determined that only those immunized will be able to buy alcoholic beverages or marijuana.
It seems to have worked. According to the local Health Minister, Christian Dubé, the number of daily appointments to receive the first dose of the immunizer has quadrupled and jumped from 1,500 to 6,000, as reported by the leaf this Wednesday morning (12).
The tweet went viral, with more than 7,000 retweets, 25,000 likes and 500 comments. The idea pleased many twitterers, who suggested adopting similar measures in Brazil.
Even the mayor of Rio de Janeiro (RJ), Eduardo Paes (PSD), commented. Have you ever thought about banning beer consumption among unvaccinated people?
Overdose is coming.
Soon, proposals for intervention emerged.
Impossible to avoid the puns.
Apparently, it’s confirmed.
Straight from the future.
Here in Brazil, demand for the booster dose against Covid-19 has skyrocketed in recent days, during the explosion of cases of the disease driven by the omicron variant. Even with a data blackout since December, the daily number of vaccines applied in the country is the highest since the beginning of this phase of the campaign.
.
