La Oficina Federal de Salud Pública de Suiza confirmó este miércoles que es ilegal infectarse de forma intencionada con coronavirus, lo que podría ser castigado con una pena de hasta 5 años de prisión, informan medios locales.
La medida es una respuesta a las llamadas “fiestas del coronavirus” que se organizan para infectarse con la COVID-19 y cuya popularidad ha crecido entre los antivacunas, que prefieren contagiarse para recibir un pase sanitario.
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