The words spread today, Sunday, by the New Zealand Corona Minister, Chris Hepkins. When he was going to give the nation of just under five million people an update on the state of the contagion, he made a mistake:
At the same time he said infections in the country were on the rise, he asked New Zealanders to follow procedures when abroad and “spread their legs”.
“It’s a challenge for people in densely populated areas to get outside and spread their legs when surrounded by other people,” Hepkins said. Watchman.
The statement said Health Director Ashley Bloomfield, also present at the press conference, was surprised. Hipkins took it all in with a smile, and said to get out and walk around extends on the legs.
He was also well aware that this would be a thing in the media. Unexpectedly, there was also a big talk on social media. New Zealand Herald He writes that people have already made coffee cups decorated with quotes.
New Zealand is currently on lockdown after a significant increase in infections due to the spread of the delta variant.
Nearly 10,000 of the country’s five million residents are now being tested. It is not known at this time what he will do after leaving the position.
The delta variant gives us some completely different challenges. It is unparalleled compared to what we have dealt with during the pandemic so far. We need to look at how to deal with this. Hepkins says during the TV show Q+A.
The minister further says that the rapid spread of the delta variant means that the country must look closely at how to attack the infection situation internally in the country – not just continue to strictly manage borders and entry restrictions.
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