Са 130 манахінь Свята-Елізавецінскага манастыра амаль у паловы — каранавірус

Andrei Lemeshonak and sister Maria Yakauleva
told about it in an interview with Tut.by.

Source in the Russian Language:
https://nashaniva.by/?c=ar&i=251291

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Andrei Lemeshonok about the Covid-infected Nuns

The monastery was not closed for Easter, despite the recommendations of the BOC leadership, and A. Lemeshonak, on the contrary, urged to come to the church and pray. The coronavirus was discovered en masse a week after Easter, and now the monastery is closed for quarantine.

“I got sick myself. About 130 nuns live in the monastery, – said Sister Maria. – The coronavirus has been confirmed almost in half, and about ten sisters are in hospital. The rest are treated in the convent. We are under the constant supervision of a doctor, following all the recommendations: treat the premises, walk in bandages, live healthily, and eat separately from the sick at different tables.

Surprisingly, some of the sisters with confirmed coronavirus feel great. The disease is asymptomatic. And some sisters who have a negative test feel awful. So it’s all relative. “

“Sick nuns sit in cells and go nowhere. When the doctors allow a short walk, the nuns put on masks, try to keep their distance, and go out for 15 minutes – and in a cell. Healthy sisters mostly cook, clean in the temple, and sing at work. They have no contact with the sick and healed, ”said Sister Maria.        

The first death from coronavirus in St. Elizabeth’s Monastery

Source:
https://nn.by/?c=ar&i=251132

Adarya Gushtyn, Tut.by.
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Editors Comment:
It is clear to anyone with common sense that Andrei Lemeshonok is a pathological liar who is more concerned about the business he is running than people’s lives.

Reviewed Oct. 2023