Bekende corona-ontkenner en complotdenker sterft aan corona

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Covid-ontkenner die illegale lockdownfeestjes organiseerde sterft aan corona



In Noorwegen is een 60-jarige man die niet geloofde dat het coronavirus bestond overleden na een besmetting met het virus. Nog geen maand geleden had hij twee illegale feestjes georganiseerd, daar raakte hij besmet.

Hans Kristian Gaarder testte positief op het virus, slechts enkele dagen nadat hij op 26 en 27 maart coronafeestjes had georganiseerd waarbij verschillende mensen besmet bleken te zijn. De man overleed twee weken later, op 6 april.

De gemeente Gran, waar Gaarder woonde, heeft het overlijden bevestigd op haar website: “Een man van in de zestig, woonachtig in Gran, is overleden nadat hij ziek was geworden door het coronavirus. De persoon werd niet getest voor hij stierf, maar achteraf werd wel bevestigd dat de man besmet was.” De gemeente vraagt ook dat wie aanwezig was op een van de coronafeestjes zich zo snel mogelijk laat testen.

Sinds 16 maart zijn bijeenkomsten in Noorwegen verboden.

https://www.nieuwsblad.be/cnt/dmf20210415_93795863

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Covid-19 denier dies from the virus after hosting illegal gatherings in Norway
-Hans Kristian Gaarder, 60, died on April 6 in Gran shortly after hosting two illegal events at his property
-A postmortem revealed the prominent conspiracy theorist had died from coronavirus, which he regularly and falsely compared to a cold in online posts
-Local media reported that several attendees at Gaarder's events had contracted the virus and spread it to their close contacts



A prominent Norwegian coronavirus denier has died from Covid-19 after hosting two events at his property.

Hans Kristian Gaarder tested positive for the virus after dying on April 6 in Gran, a municipality that lies some 40 miles north of Oslo.

Just days before his death, the conspiracy theorist, 60, hosted two illegal gatherings at a barn on his property on March 26 and 27.

Several attendees have since tested positive for coronavirus and had passed the virus onto their close contacts, NRK reported.

Local newspaper Hadeland reported that at least 12 people had tested positive after attending the events. Police are now working to establish the total number of attendees.

Local officials believe Gaarder may have been ill for several weeks without informing anyone, newsinenglish.no reported.

The Gran Municipality confirmed the death of a man in his 60s on its website.

'A man in his 60s, living in Gran, has died after being ill with coronavirus. The person was not tested for coronavirus before he died, but it is confirmed afterward that he was infected with the virus.

'Gran municipality has become aware that two events were held, Friday 26 and Saturday 27 March, on the man's property. We do not know how many and who have participated in the event, but ask the participants to take a corona test as soon as possible.'

A statement on the website from the municipality's chief physician chief Are Løken said the death was 'a sad message to get,' adding that 'our thoughts now go to the relatives.'



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