CORONAVÍRUS Matovič is on his knees in front of Dušičky: People beg not to do this thing, he was tougher a year ago – Topky.sk

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I don’t want to bother you, but …

This time, however, Matovič began his status with a certain dose of self-reflection. “I’m sorry to bother you,” started status. “It doesn’t work for me to see how badly our situation is deteriorating. We are already catching up with Romania and soon Latvia – two countries whose hospitals have already collapsed.” writes the minister, who certainly does not have a job done by Vladimír Lengvarský, and also added to this situation an unflattering graph from the Our world in data website, where Slovakia is slowly catching up with Romania in a number of cases.

Please do not travel

It is already clear from the title of the status that Matovič asks people not to go anywhere if it is not necessary. “I know that visiting the deceased and families is our nice tradition, but running in Slovakia these days will definitely not help us all. If you want to help your nurses and doctors in covid wards, you will help them a lot by postponing grave visits until later. “when it’s safe. Thanks for caring about the health and lives of strangers,” claims Matovic.

Source: Topky / Ján Zemiar

CORONAVÍRUS In the case of Dušičky, the Prime Minister is clear: Cemeteries should not be visited during the restriction of movement

A year ago it was like a photocopier

The words written by the former prime minister are remarkably similar to his challenges a year ago, when Slovakia struggled with the beginning and course of the second wave of coronavirus. “The rules that apply apply. If you ask yourself if you can go to the cemetery, you will get the result. I do not have to tell you explicitly, but we have a curfew, we have designated establishments or exceptions, I am he didn’t find the cemeteries there, so let’s be really responsible, “ Matovic told reporters at the time.

At that time, however, Slovakia still had several weeks before the “explosion” of new cases, which began to appear during the Christmas period and many people ended up in intensive care beds at that time, also because vaccination had not yet taken place.