Djambazki volunteered in COVID district: I saw oxygen-breathing protest leaders burning masks – Politics

EKR MEP and IMRO Vice President Angel DjambazkiAngel Djambazki is a Bulgarian nationalist and politician, vice president of “IMRO – He became a volunteer in the COVID department of the Military Medical Academy.

“I did not do public relations, I volunteered 3 weeks ago and nobody understood. I am not afraid, but I was worried if I could do it. There are young people in serious condition at the Military Medical Academy. I saw oxygen breathing and protest leaders in the pavilion. “The work is in shifts – we fanatically clean and disinfect, we take out gauze and syringes. The clinic is full of seriously ill people. I also witnessed a resuscitator who stayed after a night shift to transport a patient, “revealed the MEP in the morning. Nova TV block.

“There is reason to be concerned about the number of patients hospitalized with coronavirus,” said Angel Djambazki.Angel Djambazki is a Bulgarian nationalist and politician, vice president of “IMRO –.

“You cannot train doctors for 3 months, now I am witnessing how nurses are taught to be nurses. Bulgarian society has been turning a blind eye to the humiliating salaries of nurses for a long time. Politicians are a mirror of society, “said the MEP.

“The pandemic could have been handled better, but no country knew what to expect,” said the IMRO vice president.

“A second shutdown in Bulgaria will bring down small and medium-sized businesses. If we compare it to Belgium, they can afford to shut down the economy there,” Angel Djambazki revealed.Angel Djambazki is a Bulgarian nationalist and politician, vice president of “IMRO –.

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“What to do for citizens who do not aggressively protect their lives? Should you imprison them?” Djambazki asked.

In other European countries, both the ruling party and the opposition are unequivocal about measures against the coronavirus, he stood firm.

“The question is to have the attitude of the state towards the responsibility of educated children. You cannot invest money in the neighborhood and there should be no allowances for children,” said Djambazki when asked why VMRO and GERB fought over the child benefits.

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“Too much power has been given to something that the prime minister did not have in mind,” defended Djambazki Boyko. Borissov, who has been criticized for using the slogan of the Nazi concentration camp Auschwitz on the words “work brings freedom.”