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The prefect of Brăila County, Simona Drăghincescu, shared a post on Facebook with a message that she considers mobilizing and optimistic. “If the strain in Britain lives as long as the Queen, I raise it,” he wrote in the message that amused the representative of the Government in the territory.
“A good start to the year, mobilizing and optimistic,” he wrote in the Sunday message from the prefect of Brăila County, Simona Drăghincescu. The representative of the Government in the territory assures that she likes the joke that circulates on Facebook and that it refers to the age of Queen Elizabeth II and the new strain of the SARS CoV-2 virus from the British kingdom.
“If the strain of Great Britain lives as long as the Queen, I say so”, is the post that accompanies Drăghincescu’s message. A few hours later, the prefect’s tone turns serious and a message about the current situation of the Covid crisis appears on his Facebook account. “Today’s incidence is 2.17 county and 2.94 municipality. It also fell below 3 per thousand inhabitants in Brăila. Sit at the same table and open restaurants. Save jobs,” he writes in the second message from Simona Drăghincescu.
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Simona Drăghincescu was appointed Deputy Prefect of Brăila County last year, in July, and in August she received the functions of Prefect, following the retirement of the person who held this position. He was also the center of general attention on December 1 last year, when he made a double mistake during the ceremonies dedicated to Romania’s National Day.
The first time, Drăghincescu turned right in front of the Honor Guard and then turned twice before heading out in front of the soldiers. Later, the head of the region returned with a position in which he mocked the predicament and promised that in the next ceremonies he will respect protocol.
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