PIC OF THE DAY: there are queues to the remains of Lenin in the mausoleum again

It takes a shock when you see this spectacle. A huge number of people gathered to look at Lenin's corpse last Saturday, as in the days of the USSR.

On April 17, after the renovation, the Lenin Mausoleum resumed its work.

As the official announcement says:

“In connection with the end of preventive measures, the admission of visitors to the Lenin Mausoleum and to the necropolis near the Kremlin wall will be resumed. The admission will be carried out in accordance with sanitary recommendations: in personal protective equipment (masks / respirators), after measuring the temperature at the checkpoint. During the visit, it is also necessary to observe the established social distance"

Journalist Anton Orekh commented on this wild, in general, event:

“Urrraaa! The mausoleum was opened after the pandemic! If access to the Mummy has been renewed, it means that the virus is defeated! Well, a lot of people came to look at the corpse. Still, people do not have enough spectacles. They don't bring enough relics!"

Journalist Dmitry Grazhevich joked:

“Entry to the leader of the proletariat is possible only with a mask and gloves. It is strange that the leader did not wear a mask or gloves. It looks like the covid bypassed Vladimir Ilyich. Or a friend was instilled with a Sputnik..."