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“Do not listen to those who trivialize,” reports Spahn from the quarantine
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Spahn reports from quarantine via video message
Health Minister Jens Spahn addressed citizens with a video message on Facebook. He warns against “listening to those who trivialize.” He is doing it himself “very well under the circumstances.”
The federal Minister of Health, Spahn, addressed the population in a three-minute video. Despite the corona diagnosis, he is doing very well. But he also made an urgent appeal to the audience.
secondHealth Minister Jens Spahn (CDU) has spoken for the first time since his positive test for Corona by video and has asked the population to help contain the virus. The 40-year-old man posted the recording on his Facebook page on Sunday.
In front of a light gray wall next to a bouquet of flowers in a white shirt and blue cardigan, the Minister of Health thanked him after a brief “Hello, I’m Jens Spahn” for the many wishes of well-being that had come to him. “So far, given the circumstances, I’m doing pretty well. In any case, the cold symptoms so far, toi toi toi, have not gotten stronger. “
In the nearly three-minute clip, Spahn explains that his close employees at the ministry have so far tested negative and have worked from home. He also thanks the health authorities for their work. Nearly 15,000 new infections in a single day, that’s worrying.
In view of the growing number “also in intensive care units”, Spahn appeals in the video to the population to comply with the protection measures of the crown. “Please continue to help and don’t listen to those who trivialize and appease. Is seriously. We know what this virus can do, especially in people with previous illnesses and in the elderly, the very old. “
Even with the youngest, you can get to severe and extremely difficult courses. “This is why they keep paying attention to each other.” Now you need a show of force: “Help, be consistent, stay together.” The common goal is to flatten the curve and not overwhelm the healthcare system. Spahn was the first federal minister to test positive for Corona on Wednesday.
