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Dutch PM Rutte bans handshaking and then shakes hands


This is the humiliating minute Mark Rutte prohibited the Dutch from handshakes… before expeditiously shaking somebody’s hand. 

“From this minute on, we quit shaking hands,” said the Netherlands’ leader, sketching out measures to stop the spread of coronavirus. 

“You can do a foot kiss, knocking elbows, anything you desire. I see at schools a wide range of incredible minor departure from shaking hands developing, yet from today we quit shaking hands.” 

He at that point went to the leader of the irresistible illnesses office at the Dutch National Public Health Institute Jaap van Dissel and shook his hand. 

“Apologies, sorry, we can’t do that any more!” Rutte reminded himself. “Do it once more!” 

The subsequent time, they knock elbows.

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