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According to the police report, the goal of the organized spread of the infection is to become immune to the final examination. In Sweden, this is called “the student” and is similar to the Russian era in Norway.
Police have been told that upper secondary school students actively seek out people they know are sick with COVID-19 to become infected, writes SVT.
According to the police, the purpose should be to become immune before the “student” in the spring.
There are no individual students who have suspect or accused status at this time, but the police are investigating the case.
– An investigator will be working on this this week, Service Research Leader Niklas Stjernlöf tells SVT.
Unknown phenomenon in Norway
There are no known cases of the same in Norway.
– No, I have not heard of that, says FHI subject director Frode Forland to NRK.
The same applies to the head of infection control, Tore Steen, in Oslo.
Viken County Director of Education Solveig Helene Olsen is also unaware this is happening among Viken high school students.
Being infected intentionally to become immune was an issue at the beginning of the pandemic.
Then the doctor and author Wasim Zahid warned, calling him reckless and irresponsible.
– Incredibly irresponsible
The director of student health at Jämtland’s upper secondary schools, Monica Sandström, is unaware that the students are trying to get infected.
– We have talked more about how we and the students should act if we find out before the parties are planned, he tells SVT.
She says she heard that a student was tired of distance education and said that he should get antibodies so he can have fun until the summer. It was considered a joke, he says.
– I hope the police will contact us if there is anything we can do, says Sandström.
– How do you react to the suspicion of an organized infection attempt?
– Feels incredibly irresponsible and like a lack of respect for other people. It is ignorance, even among adults, that contributes to the spread of infection, responds Sandström.
