Handshakes are banned? No problem! Here's how Belgrade mayor protects himself against coronavirus
Preventiva je pola zdravlja. Izbegavajte rukovanje ovih dana, postoji mnogo drugih načina da pozdravite ljude. Ambasador Švedske, Jan Lundin i ja izabrali smo rukovanje laktom. @swedeninbelgrade #elbowshake #drgradonacelnikA post shared by prof. dr Zoran Radojičić (@dr_gradonacelnik) onView this post on Instagram
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Coronavirus is interfering with official protocol during meetings between officials, so some of them have devised an unusual way of greeting each other, observing instructions from the authorities to avoid handshakes.
Thus, while meeting with Swedish Ambassador Jan Lundin today Belgrade Mayor Zoran Radojcic decided to touch elbows with his guest.
"Prevention is half the health. Avoid handshakes these days, there are many other ways to greet people," the mayor said in a post on Instagram.
(Telegraf.rs)
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