MOSCOW — In Belarus, authoritarian leader President Alexander Lukashenko has famously scoffed at the coronavirus as a “frenzy and psychosis.” His views also come with advice for citizens who don’t share his coronavirus scorn: Hit the sauna, down some vodka and get back to work.
Washington Post: Belarus’s leader rejects coronavirus, suggests saunas and vodka
A woman cleans a floor after a service in the Orthodox Church of the Resurrection in Ashmiany, some 130 km northwest of Minsk, as a measure against the spread of the coronavirus disease (COVID-19) on March 22, 2020.
