Pernilla Wiberg and her quarantine in Monaco: "Stop by the police, but rightly so"

The Swedish champion, from a life residing in the Principality, told SportExpress about her vision of this particular and difficult period.

Tuesday 7 April 2020 3 minutes reading time

She was one of the stars of the 90s white circus, twice Olympic champion, four times world champion and winner of the 1997 World Cup, obtaining 24 successes in the maximum circuit in five disciplines. Who can forget Pernilla Wiberg, Swedish champion who has lived in Monaco for 25 years and has told her colleagues in Sport Principality about her quarantine in the Principality, together with her husband Bodvar Bjerje and their children Axel and Sofia. "The balcony is the place we frequent most - explained the former Scandinavian skier, now expert for SVT - It also happened that the police stopped us, since my daughter and I went out walking and we met a couple , with whom we chatted for 7-8 minutes, 3-4 meters away. An agent told us not to stop, considering the rules broken. It is clear, it is a different life at the moment, but rightly so and all the restrictions that exist in France and Italy also apply to us ". Open food and pharmacies, "we go out in two per family and with self-certification, at most for an hour a day", with the same Wiberg who remembers how things go differently in her Sweden. “Monaco is also the most densely populated city in the world, it is normal that in southern Europe there is a different approach to this problem. We all have to be careful. "

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