Hannah Dean, 30, posted photos purporting to show empty hospital corridors
She told people they were being isolated and controlled by your government
Said, Free-range humans are seriously selfish and vaccine was causing injury
Boasted that she hadn t heard from police in a week before being hit with fine
She went back into hospitals to film despite warning and now faces prosecution
A spokesman for the RBH stressed: The film of our hospital proved nothing. We would expect our hospital corridors to be clear and quiet on a Sunday evening, because we treat our patients in our wards and visitors are not allowed at this time, except in exceptional circumstances We need to keep our corridors clear for infection prevention and to enable the transportation of patients if they need to be moved to another area for their care. Our staff are all working hard in the wards, treating their patients, there are no outpatient appointments at this time of the week.
Hannah Dean, left, has been banned from visting hospitals unless there is a legitimate reason or prior appointment . A woman who was fined over filming apparently empty corridors in an effort to prove Covid-19 is a hoax has now been banned from visiting hospitals. Hannah Dean has claimed to be a registered journalist and posted images of hospitals across south-east England on Facebook. But the claims have been branded untrue and highly disrespectful amid the ongoing pandemic with one hospital trust stressing that pictures of empty corridors do not mean wards and intensive care units are empty. Dean, from Fareham near Portsmouth, was warned by police on Sunday not to attend any hospital unless she has a prior appointment, is a dependent or there is a medical emergency.
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Hannah Dean, left, has been banned from visting hospitals unless there is a legitimate reason or prior appointment . A woman who was fined over filming apparently empty corridors in an effort to prove Covid-19 is a hoax has now been banned from visiting hospitals. Hannah Dean has claimed to be a registered journalist and posted images of hospitals across south-east England on Facebook. But the claims have been branded untrue and highly disrespectful amid the ongoing pandemic with one hospital trust stressing that pictures of empty corridors do not mean wards and intensive care units are empty. Dean, from Fareham near Portsmouth, was warned by police on Sunday not to attend any hospital unless she has a prior appointment, is a dependent or there is a medical emergency.