“At 7:40 I went unannounced to see the collection point of Na Bulovce Hospital. Compared to last Saturday, when I was whitewashed, a photo of the two-hour queue dialed me, which was the reason why I decided to join the Czech Army over the weekend that substantial improvement, “Babiš praises himself on twitter.
Attentive followers did not miss the discrepancy between the time of the prime minister’s visit and the opening hours of the collection point. Bulovka accepts the first person interested in testing from eight o’clock, according to the published data on the hospital’s website.
“So it would be more of a surprise if they didn’t catch up at 7:40, when they’re open from 8:00,” Twitter user Martin said.
So the scent would be surprised if they did not stop at 7:40, when they are open from 8:00 pic.twitter.com/UEryJjsl05
– Martin Jurica (@maestrosill) August 1, 2020
“It deserves praise,” Babiš continued, adding that the hospital was also preparing more prominent information boards. “All the samples taken are able to be analyzed in our own laboratory, which is opposite, and they are also helped by students of medical faculties,” he added.
There were more allusions to the discrepancy with the opening hours and time of Babiš’s arrival. “Mr. Prime Minister, the queue at the Bulovka sampling point at 7:40 could not be because we do not open until 8:00. The end of the report will be better together!” wrote Karel.
Prime Minister Babiš did not react to the whirlwind of comments under his tweet. Later in the afternoon, however, he read an article on TN.cz and added an explanation of what it was like with his morning visit: “I arrived at 7.40, when there were already about 10 people waiting and about 10 paramedics were running, they opened at 8.00, I was there until 8.15 “I came to check the location and the subscription system, not the number of people. I’m not an idiot, as some people think,” he wrote on twitter.
I checked the city and the collection system, not the number of people. I’m not an idiot as you nkte mind.
– Andrej Babi (@AndrejBabis) August 1, 2020
Veils, which now have to be worn in more places, have become significantly more expensive. Grandma promised to step in. Watch the TV Nova report:
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