Because of Corona, Britain prohibits the sale of ready-made wines
Yesterday, the British government decided to ban the sale of ready-made wines and through home delivery, as part of measures to combat the outbreak of the new Corona virus, "Covid-19".
The decision issued by the British government indicated that restaurants and bars should not sell alcohol to citizens, as part of the Corona restrictions imposed on the country.
The decision came amid concerns that customers who buy ready-made alcohol from the doors of bars and restaurants will then meet up with close friends to drink.
All retail outlets for non-essential products, as well as personal care services such as hairdressers, will also be closed, and this is expected to last until at least February 15.
British Prime Minister Boris Johnson announced a new comprehensive lockdown in England, starting today, Tuesday.
Johnson confirmed in a speech yesterday evening, Monday, that British hospitals are under more pressure than ever, according to the "Guardian" newspaper.
The British Prime Minister called on his people to stay at home, explaining that it is not permissible to leave it except for essential reasons, such as obtaining medical care, buying basic needs or going to work.
