Covid psychosis at the Specialist infirmary in Pile

Pile Specialist infirmary has decided to impose restrictions on visiting patients for those showing signs of respiratory infection. These restrictions consequence from an expanding number of infections ‘SARS-CoV-2 virus‘ and projections for the coming wave of COVID-19 diseases.

Increasing number of COVID-19 infections

The decision of the infirmary is simply a consequence to the increasing trend of COVID-19 infections in Poland. According to Deputy Minister of wellness Wojciech Konieczny, the increase in the number of cases, already observed in July and August, suggests that the highest of COVID-19 diseases may happen earlier than in erstwhile years. The most infections are expected to happen around mid-October.

According to data published by the Ministry of wellness on September 12, 2008 fresh cases of SARS-CoV-2 infection were reported in Poland. Among the 5 dead, co-existing diseases were found. Wielkopolska, where the infirmary in Pile is located, reported 168 cases of infections.

Restrictions on visits to the Specialist infirmary in Pile

In the face of the media and Grzesiowski-sponsored propaganda of the expanding number of diseases, the Specialist infirmary in Pile decided to introduce restrictions on visiting patients. The restrictions apply especially to people with symptoms of respiratory tract infection specified as cough, sneezing or sore throat. Dr Tomasz Ozorowski, a microbiologist from the Specialist infirmary in Pila explained:

"It may be a simple pharyngitis, it may be coughing, sneezing, these people should not visit their loved ones, due to the fact that neither we nor frequently a physician-specialist based on symptoms is able to separate whether it is simply a simple cold, whether it is simply a COVID-19 infection".

Although there is presently no authoritative ban on visitors, the recommendations are clear – people with symptoms of infection should avoid visiting patients to minimise the hazard of spreading the virus.

We remind you that according to the law, a doctor has no right to ban visiting sick people

In view of the recurring madness, we callback that the SN yet ruled that the restrictions, orders and bans introduced during the "pandemic" were illegal.

We remind you in case hospitals introduce complete bans on visiting patients that the Provincial Administrative Court (WSA) on the case conducted under the signature of Act V SA/Wa 2002/23 confirmed our erstwhile reports of illegality introduced by the infirmary of restrictions on the right to visit. In the ruling, the court stated that all patient in the infirmary has the right to individual contact with others. The case afraid a ban on visiting tiny patients due to a possible terrorist threat.

It should besides be pointed out that in Poland, contrary to the claims of the infirmary directorate, laws form laws alternatively than recommendations of the head of GIS on the services of pharmaceutical corporations.

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