A parent in the United States complains about the compulsory order for masks in schools, threatening to "see you on Monday with a gun on campus"

Source: Overseas Network

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According to the Russian Satellite News Agency reported on the 21st, a parent in Virginia, the United States, dissatisfied with the mandatory wearing of masks in schools, claiming to carry guns to campus.

A public school in Virginia proposed on January 20 to wear masks and other campus epidemic prevention measures, which was fiercely opposed by a parent and threatened to "bring guns into school on Monday." In response to this emergency, the school said in a statement that "no violence and threats will be tolerated", and the school has communicated with the local legal department and taken measures to strengthen campus security.

In the United States, wearing masks has risen to become a political event. Although the CDC has been calling on people to wear masks to reduce the spread of the epidemic, virginia's new governor recently lifted the school mask injunction, saying that parents have the right to choose whether to wear masks to school for their children. At present, the "seven-day average" of new confirmed covid-19 cases in Virginia in a single day is 18,782, a significant increase over the same period last year, and in January 2021, the "seven-day average" of new confirmed cases of COVID-19 in the state in a single day was 3,035. (Overseas Network/Zhang Min, Internship Editor/Wang Ruiqi)