An anti-vax singer has passed away after contracting coronavirus on purpose in order to obtain a health pass to visit a sauna.
Hana Horka, 57, died on Sunday after contracting the Delta variant, according to her son, Jan Rek.
He told iRozhlas.cz public radio that the Czech folk singer, who sings for the band Asonance, was exposed to the virus when her vaccinated kid and husband caught it before Christmas.
”She went for it. She was supposed to stay away from us, but she decided to remain at home with us normally, preferring to go through the disease than to get vaccinated. It is sad my mom trusted strangers more than her own family.”
Rek stated that he and his father had been unwell for three days, and his mother had been sick for five days before she died. Hana also claimed to have survived the virus on social media two days before her death.
Proof of vaccination or recent infection is required to enter bars and restaurants, sports and cultural events, and travel in the Czech Republic.
Who was Hana Horka?
For the time being, the only thing we know about Hana Horka is that she was a member of a band called Asonance. Her date of birth, family, and educational background have all remained a mystery.
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Hana contracted COVID-19 and died as a result of her exposure to the virus.
She went outdoors for a walk, but when she returned, she complained of back discomfort and died because of suffocation on her bed.
About the band, Asonance
The Czech folk band was founded in 1976 and specializes in Scottish and Irish folk music.
The group's founding members were Jan and Pavel Lašťovička, Milan Štěrba, and František Korecký. Denisa Vondráčková and Eva Fibingerová-Schneiderová joined the band in 1977, but the former quit a year later and was replaced by Blanka Štejfová.
Petr Vacek was a member of the band from 1980 to 1984. Despite being replaced by Roman Slaboch, he returned to the team in 1990.
Renata Bělorová, Yveta Kasalická, Veronika Glyknerová, Alena Chvátalová, and Vendula Hugová, together with her husband Jan Hugo, were still members of the group. In 1982, Jan Ráb joined the orchestra as a violinist.
In 1985, Jiří Nohel joined the ensemble as a violinist, and Marta Fiklková and Hana Horka joined as new members. The band consisted of bass, bass guitar, and keyboards at the time.
In the mid-1980s, Luboš Pick joined the band, and in 1989, Mirko Rokyta joined as a keyboardist. The band's lead singer was later replaced by Petr Bohuslav.
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Drummer Aleš Zimolka, played with the group until his death in 2012.
After that, whistle player and vocalist Klára Lašťovičková and whistle players Anna Rábová and Anežka Kufová joined as n.
