Julián Serrano again found love, this time away from Buenos Aires, with Sofia Alberto, a girl residing in Paraná who was e wrapped up in a scandal through social media, after being accused of selling prescriptions. The young doctor offers a virtual service in which through an online consultation prescribes the prescription for chronic patients preventing them from going to a health center and being exposed to coronavirus. However, in recent hours a social network user identified as @polmccarne raised screenshots of @Chusmeteando’s account that published Alberto’s activity and meant that these recipes would come at a cost.
Faced with the viralization of the situation, Julian went out to defend his partner and generated more confusion by admitting that he also “bought recipes” and that it was not illegal.
For her part, Sofia crossed the Twitter user and correctly informed her what the activity was like and asked that they not use her name for information that is not true.
Hello, how are you doing? I don’t sell prescriptions! It would be nice if you asked first before posting something with my name on it. — (@sofialberto)
April 7, 2021
“Hi, how are you? I don’t sell prescriptions! It would be nice if you asked first before posting something with my name,” he started answering to the follower. He explained: “By covid emergency, for all those patients who have not achieved a shift with their GP, I am offering to make their recipes for “chronic diseases” in Paraná for free, bringing them closer to family members or home. But it’s easier to spread something to make a quilombo than to consult the private, isn’t it? It’s okay, people are like that. I’m sending you a hug,” he closed.
But it’s easier to spread something to make a quilombo than to consult the private, isn’t it? It’s okay, people are like that. I’ll send you a hug. — (@sofialberto)
April 7, 2021
