Covid denier found dead days after video saying illness 'isn't Covid, because ...
Canadian Covid denier who was being prosecuted for breaching lockdown to attend a flat-earth convention is found dead days after posting video saying he had cough and chills ‘but it isn’t Covid, because that doesn’t exist’ Mak Parhar was known for frivolous lawsuits about Covid laws and for being a flat-earther He had complained of fatigue, chills and a cough on a livestream but denied it was Covid because 'it doesn't exist' The Canadian was found dead by police who were called to assist paramedics at Parhar's home in New Westminster, British Columbia He claimed to have been feeling better after taking ivermectin to treat himself Parhar's cause of death has not been released by coroners who are investigating
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A Canadian Covid denier who believed the earth is flat has been found dead - days after he told a Twitch stream he was sick but that it wasn't Covid because 'it doesn't exist'.
Mak Parhar, from New Westminster, British Columbia, told his stream that he was suffering from tiredness, chills, and a cough 'with a lot of phlegm' but it was not 'Con-vid'.
Parhar's cause of death has not been released by coroners in the Canadian province.
The video detailing his Covid-like symptoms was filmed 12 days before his death on Thursday
