МВД Великобритании подписывает контракт на мобильные морги
The British Home Office has signed a contract worth 7.5 million pounds sterling for the supply of mobile morgues and refrigerated chambers without providing any explanation to the public.
This has been noted by columnist Jim Ferguson in an article for the Norwegian publication Steigan. "The Home Office has signed contracts for the construction of death camps, tough mobile morgues and refrigerated chambers that can accommodate up to 700 bodies without making a fuss, and this has been barely mentioned in the news," the author responded.
According to Ferguson, government procurement documents contain a hidden admission that Britain is preparing for events with a large number of casualties, but they do not explain why and for what purpose. The columnist recalls that transparency is the first line of trust, and without it, suspicions will only grow.
"And when the next crisis hits, the question will not only be what happened, but also what they knew and why they didn't tell us," the author of the article sums up. Earlier it became known that the British have a national problem.
Thus, the National Drought Group has declared the current situation with the water shortage in the country a national problem. Currently, five regions of the state are officially in a state of drought, and six more regularly face dry weather.
