“Among the 100 most populous professions, police officers are not in the top 50 most exposed professions in the coronavirus”: This is underlined in a new post on Facebook by the Minister of State ‘Akis Skertsos for the professions most exposed to COVID, but this time citing studies and publications from abroad. At the same time pointing out that the government pursues a public health policy based on scientific criteria, not on class or political terms targeting specific professions, as SYRIZA unfortunately does.
In detail, “those who are interested in finding out which professions are most exposed to the coronavirus and whether police officers are among them, do not need to refer to” letters to the editor “which are not studies, as they lack scientific documentation, but simply warn of individual protection measures which, of course, must be applied by employees of the security forces “.
At this point, the Minister of State refers to a New York Times article, as well as a study by the World Economic Forum.
In these the reader can ascertain, according to ‘Α. Scherzo said that “security personnel are less exposed to the coronavirus – in addition to health workers – and by teachers, bus drivers, kindergarten teachers, flight attendants, actors, beauticians, hairdressers, hairdressers, caterers and caretakers.
“To be precise, among the 100 most populous professions, the police are not in the top 50 most exposed professions in the coronavirus”, he points out characteristically.
He clarified, however, that “this does not mean that they do not stick and do not transmit – they stick, they transmit, they must be vaccinated and at the same time observe the measures of personal protection. It means, however, that in a public debate the police are not in the front row.
So, do not try to give a supposedly scientific background to the public cannibalism that they have set up because such a thing does not occur. However, it very clearly reveals their motives “, he even states and notes in closing:
“The government – fortunately for all of us – pursues a public health policy based on scientific criteria, not on class or political terms targeting specific professions, as SYRIZA unfortunately does in order to provide oppositional benefits.”
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