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In the coronapandemins of tracks, thousands of swedes are stuck in the world where countries are closed down in order to prevent the spread of infection.
the Two of them are programledarstjärnan, Harald Treutiger, 63, and former tv journalist, Kicki, Hultin, 64. The couple, who have been married since 1984, they gave themselves earlier this year for a trip to the Pacific.
" I have, and Kicki had a bet on that, to make a long trip this spring and it did well in Australia and New Zealand. We went from the first of march, prior to the travel advice was, " says Harald Treutiger. , were Forced to sit inside the hotel room,
two weeks later, we decided on the foreign office to advise against travel to any country. Treutiger and Hultin had at that time been in New Zealand, and after spending 14 days in Australia.
" When we were in New Zealand, the to this kind of ”lockdown”, so we are stuck there. As I have shared there experience with there are many people to be stranded abroad, and to send an e-mail to the embassy and to learn how to do this. I have been a part of Ann Linde group employees around the world, in order to get back home, " says Harald Treutiger.
The two tough weeks of forced the pair to sit in the hotel room.
" Here is the uncertainty of not knowing, at all levels, the most difficult thing. How contagious it is? How long is it? I'm in an 'at risk' group? It was there from day one down there, and it came to the uncertainty of getting home. So it was a bit of a pain, if you say so, " says Harald Treutiger.
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Both he and his wife consider themselves in addition to the at-risk groups and to try to prevent the infection.
" I've had a heart attack, and she has high blood pressure. Both of them are treated and medicated so that we are healthy as young children, but there is something underlying. It is in a state of uncertainty, we regarded ourselves as an 'at risk' group or not? We can choose to do it, and I try to be strict with the tvåmetersgrejen, " says Harald Treutiger.
The biggest problem is when the couple is stuck in New Zealand, was that practically all airlines are put out of business. The MINISTRY for foreign affairs recommended to the end that they would have to travel via Turkey.
" We put in a couple of weeks in a hotel room, and then we were able to get a flight back home. We had a jätteflyt. It was with that there was a state of uncertainty, and there are some who still have to go, " says Harald Treutiger.
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He has experienced first-hand the New Zealand on the left hand side the closing of a community, and the more lenient Swedish model, but lack the courage to say what he believes to be better off in the long run.
" We know, of course, do not ultimately as yet. However, quite early on, in the next two weeks, a total ”lockdown” it is recognised that this is a cruel restriction on people's way of life. But you can't stay on as long as you like it, it's going to come over, " says Harald Treutiger.
" I have a feeling that Folkhälsomyndigheten looked at ”the bigger picture”. What will happen to the community, and the health of the public, if we turn off the total? It appeals to me, as a principle, but then, I don't dare to say what is right or wrong in the long run.
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