A Czech folk singer refused to be vaccinated against COVID-19 and died of an infection after deliberately contracting an infection in order to obtain a rehabilitation pass

In order to obtain the rehabilitation passes needed to enter public places such as theaters, saunas and concert halls, Czech folk singer Hana Horka, who refused vaccinations, deliberately contracted the new crown virus and recently died of illness.

The famous Czech folk singer Hana Hoka

According to the BBC on January 19, Hana Hoka, 57, is a member of Asonance, one of the oldest folk bands in the Czech Republic. Due to infection with the new crown virus, she died on the morning of January 16, local time. On January 14, she posted on social media that she tested positive for covid-19 and is now recovering: "Now there will be theaters, saunas, concerts. ”

The Czech government has long stipulated that people who want to enter many social and cultural places, including movie theaters, bars and cafes, need to provide proof of vaccination or recent recovery from the virus.

Jan Rek, Hana Hoka's son, said in interviews that he and his father had been vaccinated throughout the entire journey but were still infected with the coronavirus during the Christmas period. However, Hoka did not choose to isolate, preferring to expose herself to the virus and deliberately become infected so that she could obtain a rehabilitation pass to enter certain places.

"She should be quarantined for a week because we tested positive. But she was always with us. On Jan. 16, Lake said, Hawka said she felt better and was getting dressed and going for a walk. But then her back started to hurt, and then she went to the bedroom and lay down. "After about 10 minutes, it was all over." Lake said, "She suffocated to death."

Although Hoka was not vaccinated, Lake stressed that his mother did not believe some bizarre conspiracy theories about the COVID-19 vaccine. "Her philosophy is that she's more open to the idea of covid-19 than vaccination, and she doesn't think we're going to be microchipped or something like that [at vaccination]." He said.

On January 19, local time, the Czech Republic reported 28,469 new confirmed cases of new coronary pneumonia on the same day, and the number of new cases in a single day set a record since the outbreak of the epidemic. The total population of the Czech Republic is around 10.7 million, and about 63% of the population is fully vaccinated, compared to the eu as a whole, the average is 69%.