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Associate Professor Atanas Mangarov does not comply with the measures introduced across the country against the coronavirus. A witness saw the passing of a famous doctor while riding without a mask on public transportation, writes the Telegraph.
“Mangarov boarded the 310 bus from Stochna Gara in the direction of the Lyulin district on Thursday shortly after 8 pm He sat in the back seat of the half-empty bus next to a group of young gypsy women who were talking loudly and also without masks.
Only one older man wore a mask, but in the familiar bib style, placed under his nose. “After making two stops on the flight, Mangarov got off at the stop on Hristo Botev Blvd., from where he switched to a streetcar, again without donning a mask,” the witness said.
Meanwhile, Facebook again “censored” the associate professor, marking his post as incorrect and misleading. In the post, Associate Professor Mangarov shows a study from the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and writes: “70.6% of patients (with symptoms) have always worn a mask. 3.9 % has never used a mask “.
In fact, however, the CDC data covers only the period from July 1 to July 29, and the cited 70 percent is just 108 people.
That’s why Facebook is alarmed by Mangarov’s post: “Independent fact-checkers say there is no context to this information and it could mislead people.” Regarding the masks, however, the associate professor is consistent and since the beginning of the epidemic says that he does not see any benefit in them.
However, this is not the case with the tests, which at first said they should be massive, but today he says they are meaningless, unless there are symptoms.
As BLIC wrote, the doctor was a guest of BNT host Georgi Lyubenov, who announced that he was infected with coronavirus and called everyone who came into contact with him to be tested. This was done by the former Minister of Health Dr. Petar Moskov, who published his negative result on social networks. However, in turn, Adjunct Professor Mangarov stated that he has no intention of being examined.
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