A spelling mistake in a post that appeared on the Tel Aviv mayor's Facebook page and was deleted caused amusing reactions - even from the municipality
Tel Aviv Mayor Ron Huldai simply wanted to call on citizens to come and be tested in Corona at two new positions opened in the city, but a small spelling mistake gave the post a completely different meaning.
"This morning we opened inspection stations in Kiryat Shalom and the heart of Jaffa in cooperation with MDA and the Home Front Command.
No need for referral, no need to pay: come and get infected, "the post read, with the intention of course being to write contagious." This is the right way to encourage testing.
Effort centers in the red neighborhoods and make it easier for residents to get tested.
Together we will flatten the curve! "
As expected, it was not long before the Freudian proofreading error provoked a wave of humorous responses from surfers who were quick to respond online and share the post.
"At least they did not make that mistake in a live studio, like me for example. At least five times so far," News 12 health correspondent Yoav Even joked on the Facebook page "When Dad and Mom are Cousins."
"Here is a perfect service for example! No need to go to demonstrations or synagogues! Everything in one place! Come, get infected, be tested and come home with a positive answer in your pocket. And more say that everything is negative in our country," commented someone else, And wrote: "We just stuck to public vigilance."
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