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SVT Nyheter writes that the Minister of Justice and Migration Morgan Johansson (S) was seen at the Nova shopping center in Lund during the noon sale on the second day. The minister had several bodyguards with him, according to people who contacted SVT.
Morgan Johansson declines an interview through his press secretary, but sends a written statement that says:
“I visited a mall the other day to buy a late Christmas present for my parents. It was an oversight and he should have planned that purchase better. However, there was no congestion and it was possible to maintain a safe distance thanks to the guards who regulated the number of visitors. “
Joakim Esbjörnsson-Klemendz, a virus researcher and associate professor of virology at Lund University, tells SVT that Morgan Johansson’s shopping trip feels inappropriate.
– As far as I know, a minister and a prime minister are covered by the recommendations of the Swedish Public Health Agency. Spontaneously, it feels incredibly inappropriate if it’s not about something that can’t be helped, like a visit to the pharmacy or something like that, he says.
Introduced strong restrictions
SVT previously asked Stefan Löfven what the government will do if companies choose to have a sale at noon despite being discouraged.
Thus answered Stefan Löfven then:
– I don’t think you have it. The Minister of Commerce and Industry met yesterday with representatives of commerce and it was agreed that, of course, we cannot have a sale at noon as we usually do. Everyone understands, everyone must take responsibility. We must do our part.
“I am absolutely sure that the trade will act according to the situation we have,” Stefan Löfven told SVT previously.
On December 18, Stefan Löfven announced new restrictions on restrictions. So it was an alcohol stop after 20.00. In addition, it also lowered the maximum ceiling for restaurant parties, from eight people to four.
