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Could there be United Nations Humanitarian Relief for the UK?

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Tin Rocket

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As the UK is one of the worst affected by COVID-19 could we see UN humanitarian relief being provided to the UK in terms of medical and food assistance if supply chains break down?
And would Boris Johnson or the Government ask for it?
 
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Not really going to happen, is it? The supply chains are fine.

The biggest problem is a grossly incompetent government which makes up strategy from one day to the next. Unfortunately the UN can't do anything about this!
 

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"You know what" going badly wrong (i.e. border delays causing supply shortages), combined with Covid-19 fallout may lead to some demands for it, however it would be an extremely humiliating request for the Government to make if them asking for it was the only way to obtain aid, so will likely go out of their way to prevent getting any if the need arose.
 

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Brexit is more of a risk to the supply chain than covid.
 
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