The case of a difficult vaccine denier: A fake COVID passport? – Tops

Dr. Michal Piják, who works in the internal department of the Kramáre Hospital in Bratislava, was hospitalized with difficulty on Wednesday. According to Topky.sk, it is connected to oxygen, so far no artificial lung ventilation was required.

Well-known antivaxer and doctor has COVID: He is in a serious condition in the hospital!

The social media drinker openly armed against vaccination, claiming that they had not undergone sufficient clinical trials, that they were causing mutations, or that vaccines were not effective enough. This is an extraordinarily resounding name among antivaxes. “There are a lot of patients in the hospitals today with clinical manifestations of serious side effects after vaccination who are misdiagnosed and therefore mistreated,” wrote in one of the comments. Portal sme.sk Zdena Pijáková commented on the hospitalization of Piják. It is not yet known what kind of relationship he is with the doctor. “He has never been and is not an opponent of vaccination,” Pijaková wrote. However, she did not answer the question of whether he was therefore vaccinated, as she did not consider the vaccine to be vaccinated.

However, the whole thing seems to be even more tangled. According to our information, the Drinker who has long criticized the vaccination should have a Covid passport. The team was to show up at the hospital. He was allegedly vaccinated at the Mlynská dolina polyclinic, where a vaccination center was set up. He was to be vaccinated with the Janssen vaccine from Johnson & Jonhson, but, as a vaccine denier, the competent decision was made to test him for antibodies. There they found an interesting fact – the drinker did not have any, which may mean that he was never vaccinated. “Due to privacy concerns, we will not provide information about our patients.” Eva Kliská, a spokeswoman for the University Hospital in Bratislava, informed.

Source: TASR

However, according to our information, the competent authorities want to investigate the whole matter and file a complaint from a possible criminal offense. According to Kliska, if the hospital or doctor suspects a criminal offense, they should act. “In general, should such a suspicion arise, this should be reported to the authorities, which have a legal obligation to investigate such a suspicion,” stated. However, she did not specify for the GDPR whether Piják’s case was also involved.

This is not an isolated case

However, this is probably not the only case of possible forgery of a COVID passport. The Trenčín police informed in advance about the case when the man had to falsify the vaccination card as well. “The vaccination card was provided with the head of the authorized person and confirmed the administration of two doses of vaccine against Covid-19. The card also contained 2 stamps of the authorized person’s doctors,” The police said that the subsequent inspection found that the man was not in the records of the vaccinated Slovaks. Moreover, the doctors whose stamps appear on the vaccination card on the days on which the person was allegedly vaccinated did not work at the person’s vaccination center.

“Based on the above, there was a reasonable suspicion that the as yet unidentified perpetrator deliberately prepared false medical documentation with the intention of using it as genuine in proceedings before a public authority. if the offender is found guilty, he or she faces up to two years’ imprisonment. “ concluded.