Brazil’s Bolsonaro says he is ‘bored’ with COVID deaths questions
Al Jazeera
Far-right president’s comment comes just days after Brazil surpassed 600,000 coronavirus deaths, spurring public anger.
Brazil’s far-right President Jair Bolsonaro has said he did not want to be “bored” with questions about the country’s coronavirus death toll, just days after Brazil became the second country in the world to surpass 600,000 fatalities.
Bolsonaro – a COVID-19 sceptic who has downplayed the severity of the virus – was surrounded by supporters at the beach in Guaruja, in Sao Paulo state, on Monday when a journalist asked him about the death toll.
“In which country did people not die? Tell me!” he responded. “Look, I didn’t come here to be bored.”
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