Boris Johnson denies that he said “let the corpses be stacked by the thousands”

“No, but I say again that the important thing that people want us to do as a government is to ensure that lockdown they work and they worked “.

This answer was given by the British Prime Minister Boris Johnson when asked by a journalist if he really said that better to see thousands of “corpses stacked” than to declare a third lockdown.

“I really respect the people of this country who have organized and are working on the vaccination program and we have brought the disease under control,” he added.

And when asked by the journalist to clarify whether with this answer he finally wants to say that he did not make that comment, he answered yes, he says he did not make that comment.

Robert Peston, ITV’s political editor, wrote on his blog that he spoke with two sources who heard Boris Johnson comment on the “piles of corpses.” And his sources said that the British The Prime Minister made this comment screaming in his office after, furious, he agreed to impose the second lockdown.

Both sources assured him that they did not provide information to the Daily Mail that made the revelation. This means that there are three or more eyewitnesses, as broadcast by Reuters and rebroadcast by the Athens News Agency.

Labor leader Kir Starmer said he was surprised by the comment made to Johnson in a Daily Mail report.

“It is up to the prime minister now to make a public statement on the matter. If he said these things, he must give explanations. “If he did not say so, go out and explain publicly what was said and what was not said, because I think everyone is deeply worried, especially all those families who lost someone during the pandemic,” he said.