Paulina Brandberg, Minister of Gender Equality and Employment in Sweden, has bananophobia, Swedish media report, citing government emails.
The gossip magazine ‘Expressen’ shows that government officials take care of this all places visited by Minister for Gender Equality and Employment Paulina Brandberg were ‘banana-free’ due to her severe phobia of yellow fruits.
In several emails obtained by Swedish journalists and quoted in the article, Brandberg’s employees explicitly ask for the bananas to be removed before her official visits.
Banana alert emails
“Paulina Brandberg does strong allergy to bananas, so it would be appreciated that there were no bananas in the places where he will stay,” we read in one of the emails from the ministry to the Norwegian judicial body before the official dinner. positive response.
An email sent by Brandberg’s colleagues to the district council stated that “bananas are not allowed on the property.”
In another warning, workers told Swedish Parliament Speaker Andreas Norlen that there should be “no traces of bananas” where Brandberg would be during the meeting.
“You could say it is a kind of allergy,” Brandberg replied to Expressen journalists. She added that she is seeking help from professionals to solve her problem.
Politico’s editorial staff asked for comment on the case, but the minister’s office has not yet responded.
Bananophobia from the Swedish minister. She confessed and subsequently deleted the entries
She admitted to having a banana phobia in several Twitter posts earlier in 2020. However, these have now been removed. “I have a phobia of bananas,” Brandberg wrote on September 11, 2020. And on August 6, 2020, she said it was “the craziest phobia in the world.”
Bananophobia is not a common condition and therefore not officially recognized, but fear of food is classified as specific phobiasin accordance with the International Classification of Diseases – notes Politico.
Source: Do Rzeczy
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