The New South Wales  (NSW) government has announced that fully vaccinated residents of Sydney and its surroundings will start to get their freedoms back on the first Monday after the state reaches the 70 percent vaccination milestone—which is earmarked to be in October. NSW State Premier Gladys Berejiklian announced the roadmap that would see the state’s progression out of lockdown, which has been ongoing since late June to contain an outbreak of the Delta variant of the CCP (Chinese Communist Party) virus, commonly known as the novel coronavirus. “We’ve also had input from our health experts and stakeholders to make sure that when we start reopening, it’s at 70 percent double dose—that it’s done in a safe way,” the premier told reporters on Sept. 9. “And it’s only for people who are vaccinated. So, you have you have been warned, if you’re not vaccinated, come forward and get the vaccine, …