Jimu news reporter Hu Li
In order not to vaccinate, a Czech folk singer deliberately infected herself with the new crown virus, and did not expect to die of the new crown two days later.
According to the BBC reported on January 20, a 57-year-old folk singer from the Czech Republic, Hana Horka, who has been opposed to vaccinations, also posted on social media that she was infected with the new crown and in the recovery stage, but Hana died two days later.
Hana Hoka Source: BBC
Hana's son, Jan Rek, said he and his father were infected with the coronavirus at the time, but their mother stayed by their side instead of complying with quarantine rules.
It is reported that according to the epidemic prevention regulations of the Czech Republic, access to public places such as movie theaters, bars and cafes requires vaccination certificates or proof of recent infection with the virus. Jane Lake believes that the mother was "deliberately" infected, "so that once she recovers, she can get a pass to enter certain places." "Although both Lake and his father were fully vaccinated, they contracted the coronavirus over the Christmas period.
Two days before Hana's death, she had written on social media: "I'm recovering. ”
Image source: BBC
On January 16, local time, Hana passed away. Just before she died, she said she was feeling better, getting dressed and ready for a walk. But her back suddenly began to hurt and she went back to the bedroom and lay down. Jane Lake said: "After about 10 minutes, it was all over and Mom was suffocating to death. ”
On January 19, local time, the number of new cases of new coronary pneumonia in the Czech Republic hit a new one-day high, and the Czech Republic, with a total population of 10.7 million, reported 28,469 cases.
The government has recently taken new measures to deal with this rising number of cases, including mandatory testing of staff and schoolchildren. About 63 per cent of the total population of the Czech Republic is fully vaccinated, compared with the average vaccination level of 69 per cent across the European Union.
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