A Czech folk singer who was opposed to having a coronavirus vaccine has died after deliberately contracting the virus, according to her son
Hana Horká, of the folk band Asonance, died Sunday at the age of 57 after intentionally exposing herself to the virus at home while her son and husband were sick, according to CNN affiliate CNN Prima News. Horká wanted to infect herself so she could be"done with Covid," her son, Jan Rek, told Prima News on Monday."I came here because the debate is very important and I want to warn people," said Rek, who added that both he and his father had been vaccinated.
"She was living by even at times unrelated information concerning health in general but there has always been this underlying thought that nature will take care of everything and only we know ourselves the best," he said. "It wasn't somehow extreme at home. She was always open to a choice and wasn't extremely against vaccination," Rek said.
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