The woman did not wear a mask because: "In the past, there was no virus, I couldn't wear it when I suffocated"

The woman's actions angered the onlookers.

Recently, MXH was once again stirred up by a clip recording the image of a woman carrying a small c.hild riding a motorbike on the road, neither wearing a mask nor wearing a helmet while Ho Chi Minh City was doing it. present social distancing. When asked by the traffic police to stop the car to check: "Why are you going out on the street, where is your mask? Do you wear it on your mouth?", the woman lowered her legs and sat on the car, answering, "Do not bring papers".

At this time, a cadre immediately asked: "Do you know how the epidemic is. You pass here every day." The woman immediately said the very "good" reason was to go shopping. However, the traffic police comrade calmly explained: "According to the regulations, you must wear a mask. Where is your helmet. When driving, you must wear a helmet."

But the woman still maintains her point of view: "You don't have to wear a helmet when you go out on the street, this is the street in the city. What do you do with a helmet?"

Seeing this, a police comrade said: "You are my mother. I have to set an example for him". But the woman still didn't think it was right, raising her voice, "Brother, I told you I went to buy things. Now everywhere is closed".

And yet, when asked to wear a mask, the woman immediately got off the motorbike and said, "This is a mask, but it's too stuffy. Wearing it makes me feel uncomfortable". After a while of arguing, the police comrade still patiently explained, "This is a sense of community protection. What if you spread the disease to the community. Then what if you spread the virus?"

But the woman still insisted: "Do you feel like you're suffocating. There's never been a virus before. If it had been, it would have been a long time ago. I wear it, I feel suffocated, so I don't wear it. If you wear it, if you don't feel suffocated, you can wear it."

After explaining for a while, but this woman still "argued with pestilence", the police comrade was helpless and said, "No need to say, wait for the ward and then handle it".

Witnessing the protesting behavior, ignoring the regulations on disease prevention, a man standing on the side of the road showed anger, and loudly said, "Go in and see the scene of the dead lying there". However, the woman still tried to argue: "Well, when people die, people are sick, people don't take care of people's health properly, so people get sick."

On August 10, Ms. Nguyen Vo Uyen Linh - Chairman of the People's Committee of Cau Ong Lanh Ward, District 1 (HCMC) - said that the police of this ward had made a record of administrative violations against Ms. NTN (35 years old, temporary) resident in District 4) about the following behaviors: Not wearing a mask, not wearing a helmet, not being able to present ID/CCCD, vehicle documents, driver's license.

The ward police temporarily seized the vehicle, made a record, and proposed the People's Committee of Cau Ong Lanh ward to sanction the above acts with a total fine of 2.6 million VND.

Previously, the police informed Ms. N.'s violations and asked her to sign the minutes. However, she refused to sign the document. The ward police were then forced to bring Ms. N. to the ward to continue working.

It is known that this is not the first time the woman has violated epidemic prevention regulations, but before that, she also caused a stir on social networks when she constantly argued loudly with an employee of a convenience store on the street. Ton Dan, District 4 because he was denied payment for not wearing a mask.

Ms. N. was then fined 2 million VND by the People's Committee of Ward 13 for "failing to take personal protection measures for participants in the f.ight against epidemics and people at risk of contracting the disease according to the instructions of the health authorities." ", and 350,000 VND for the act of disturbing public order and not showing identification.

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