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YOU CAN CUT YOURSELF EVEN IF YOU ARE NOT A DOG. VOJTECH LIED ABOUT HIS OWN ORDER

Minister of Health Adam Vojtěch publicly warned on Monday that the provision of hairdressing services is prohibited even if the hairdresser comes to the client's home. On the official state website businessinfo.cz, which falls under the Ministry of Industry and Trade, is quite the opposite. As in letters from the Ministry of Health. It is already several times that government politicians have convicted themselves of ignoring or ignorance of their own bans. How is it possible?

"It is forbidden to provide hairdressing services. Even in a situation where the hairdresser cuts the customer at his home. ” This was what Minister of Health Adam Vojtěch said at yesterday's press conference after the government session jumped.

However, just look at the official state website businessinfo.cz , where the MIT explains the specific restrictions that the government has decided in connection with the fight against the Covid-19 disease. And it explicitly states: “hairdressing and make-up services, pedicures, manicures, massage, reconditioning and regeneration services -  can only be provided individually outside the premises. ”

This is a list from March 25, the latest update is dated April 20. The fact that hairdressers are allowed to cut at home is also confirmed by official letters directly to the Vojtěch Ministry, which requested some salons. The Neovlivní.cz editorial staff has the letters available.

Meanwhile, Vojtěch's  government colleague Alena Schillerová publishes one photo after another on her social networks with freshly groomed hair. The last time on the Sunday before her appearance on Czech Television, she stood in front of the Prague hairdressing salon Oskar.

But he distances himself from the minister. "She is not and never has been our client. We are normally closed. We never cut it, "said the salon manager when asked by the editorial staff. As she added, a photo of the Minister is hurting the salon because it appears that the hairdresser is violating the wailing regulation. At the same time, the salon, like others, is fighting for survival due to government restrictions.

Schiller herself added a comment to the photo: "Such a feeling when you go out in front of the house in the morning and you already know what topics will be discussed after today's Questions."

In any case, there are government apartments on the same street where the Oskar salon is located. So the mystery of her hairdresser persists. She herself has not responded to Neovlivní.cz questions yet.

As Vojtěch's last statement regarding hairdressing shows, it is clear that individual ministers either do not know or ignore the orders of their own government.

An example is the personal meeting of the crisis staff headed by the Minister of the Interior Jan Hamáček, where several participants did not have their faces covered by a veil.

Throughout March, with the help of secret sources Neovlivní.cz, we also watched specific years of government behind the scenes. The following story, which we describe in the April magazine, is apt:

“9. March - nine days after the first officially proven infection in the Czech Republic - the ministers announced that they wanted to help the population with orientation, and therefore the Ministry of Health will print information leaflets about coronavirus. Those with the faces of Adam Vojtěch and Roman Prymula. It was Thursday, people were supposed to get the leaflets on Tuesday.

"On Saturday night, they called desperately inside the Ministry of Health to say that they had no printer to print it out. Two days before they were to distribute it. In the end, the printer provided the printer, "described a state official familiar with the printing of leaflets," we wrote in the April issue of Neovlivní.cz magazine

It was about printing leaflets, so nothing much would actually happen if they were late. But the story illustrates exactly how things worked in the crisis staff and in the government throughout March, even in much more important matters.

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