The biggest danger atm. are Bogans returning from Bali with McDonalds meals and those Grannies and Grandads who one sees on Border Security, ( a program on the televisions for those unaware ) who miraculously lose their comprehension of English when apprehended with last weeks leftovers on returning from visits to our cousins in near and far shores.
I cannot unfortunately see it remaining outside our borders given the lax penalties applied. Were I in charge it would be a Mr. Lee Kuan Yew response with fifty lashes for a first offence moving on to execution in three steps.
I did live in a faraway land during an FAM epidemic and it was ugly for agriculture, movement and commerce, although being young and radiating karma, youth and superstars it passed me by.
Transport, essential retail and interest rates are a number of other aspects which will be affected should our softly softly approach fail.
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