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In Belarus, law enforcement officers were ordered to be unmasked at the Victory Day parade in Minsk on May 9; In this way, President Alexander Lukashenko really orders his position to be followed, because he defiantly does not recognize the dangers of the coronavirus. This was reported by Belsat TV journalist Zmitser Mickiewicz.
In Belarus, on the eve of the Victory Day parade on May 9, law enforcement officials involved in the event were ordered not to wear masks. Zmitser Mitskevich, a journalist for Belsat TV, told Russian television station Dozhd about this in a comment.
“As far as I know, law enforcement officers were ordered to be without masks. He (President of Belarus Alexander Lukashenko. – Gordon) really orders to follow his position. Because defiant does not recognize the dangers of this virus.
Journalists question the existence of reliable statistics on the incidence of COVID-19 in Belarus.
In a comment to the television channel, campaign volunteer BYCOVID19, human rights activist Andrei Strizhak said that in a week and a half in Minsk there could be an outbreak of coronavirus infection.
“Our campaign has been running for 44 days, and during this time we have collected more than 1,600 requests from physicians for help. Currently, around 140,000 units of protective equipment and equipment have been transferred to hospitals or are on the way Now we are waiting for the conditional and half weeks of a new outbreak. First, in Minsk, “he said.
Belarusian TOn the eve of the Victory Day parade, the NEXTA # Stay at Home elegram called the upcoming event a biological bomb and urged not to attend.
“No one is so involved in the parade that we have at our disposal schemes to seat public officials” voluntarily “who participate in a massive event during the B1 and B2 epidemic, each of which has a capacity of 1,200 people, they will organize not only representatives of various ministries, but also representatives of the Ministry of Health send to participate in the “suicide parade. It is true, they will be the least, only 10 people. But the Ministry of Economy was less fortunate, up to 100 people,” he wrote. . Telegram channel.
Despite the coronavirus pandemic, almost no quarantine measures have been taken in Belarus.
As of today, 22,052 people are infected in the country, 126 have died, these are official statistics published on the Johns Hopkins University website.
May 9 in the capital of Belarus, Minsk, despite the coronavirus pandemic, held a parade dedicated to the 75th anniversary of the end of World War II. The Ministry of Defense of Belarus announced the participation in the parade of 4 thousand soldiers, 185 units of vehicles with tracks and wheels. The stands for the public were designed for 11 thousand people, they were almost completely full. Few were masked.
Belarus President Alexander Lukashenko stated that “even the idea of changing the traditions that have been glorifying the history of the great feat of the winners for 75 years is unacceptable to us.”
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