After the attacks, the taverners decided to take a vigorous step: He is hiding abroad, the reason is desolates! – Topky.sk

Vladimír Krčméry was the first Slovak to be vaccinated in the fight against coronavirus. It happened during the second holiday of Christmas. However, due to the vaccination and its promotion, he had to endure insults, verbal threats, and protests in front of his own house.

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For this reason too, he decided to move abroad for safety. The portal informed about it sme.sk. “For security reasons, I stay abroad and go to Slovakia only when necessary,” said for the Krčméry portal. Opponents of the vaccination did not initially attack Krčméry, but gradually the attacks on his person began to escalate.

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They wrote hateful comments about his person, insulting him, which eventually resulted in the vaccinating opponents standing in front of his house during the summer, where they protested and invited him to discuss with them. In addition, he was accused of genocide and threatened to kill his children. Pin his case, the face is prosecuted for dangerous threats and two offenses against civil cohabitation. Krčméry himself filed two civil lawsuits for false accusations of genocide.

Other proponents of vaccination also had problems with protests in front of the houses. These also took place in front of the residences of pediatrician Elena Prokopová, whom they accused of killing children by encouraging people to vaccinate them. According to the pediatrician, however, not only her but also her sisters in the outpatient clinic or her children have threats. “We already take it as folklore,” she said. Another target of desolates was the infectologist Pavol Jarčuška. However, due to the high workload, he does not have time to watch them.

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“It’s like threatening to shoot you in a war.” he said. In connection with the protest in front of his house, the Košice police are prosecuting him for dangerous threats and riots. The chief hygienist Ján Mikas, as well as other colleagues and regional hygienists regularly face threats. “At a time when we are devoting all our energy to ensuring that the third wave of the pandemic takes place with as little damage as possible, we must, unfortunately, also deal with such problems.” said Dáša Račková, a spokeswoman for the Public Health Office.