When COVID-19 fell ill in a Corfu hotel, his representatives suggested that the Lithuanian family simply escape.

Marius Galadauskas himself has already been fully vaccinated, his wife and eldest daughter have 1 dose out of two, and the young son has not been vaccinated, he is still too young for that. While traveling to Corfu, his wife and daughter tested COVID-19 with negative results. At the end of the holidays and in preparation for the return home, they had to carry out rapid antigen tests again, as required by Lithuanian law.

A couple of weeks ago, the island of Corfu entered a red zone, which means that people who have not been vaccinated and have not had COVID-19 in the last six months should have a PCR or antigen test before a trip to Lithuania and receive a negative answer and be isolated when they return.

However, the day before the return flight from Galadauskas, a positive result was received. The PCR test then showed the same thing: a woman with coronavirus.

“And all the symptoms: fever, sore throat, cough, runny nose, everything else. A traditional delta variety,” Marius said. However, he wants to tell others not about the disease itself, but about what happened. after he was diagnosed.