Indonesian master does not believe Covid-19 is real, breathes F0's breath and the end is bitter

Recently, Detik News reported on a clip that was spread on social networks, showing the "grandfather" of hearing loss Jombang Masudin (47 years old), from Banyuarang village, Ngoro district, Jombang, Indonesia, recently. died a few days ago, after breathing in the breath of a patient infected with Covid-19.

Many information said that not long ago, Mr. Masudin did not believe in the existence of Covid-19 so he acted in close contact with F0 without caring about his life.

Initially, the video was posted on Instagram by the account @ndorobei.rescue, with condolences for the death of Mr. Masudin on July 13. Based on the information on the clip, it seems that Mr. Masudin has been in close contact with a patient infected with Covid-19 since April 17. The original clip was shared by this "master" on his personal Instagram in June. In it, he and an associate, without wearing a mask or protective gear, constantly brought their face close to patient F0 and then used their hands to fan this person's breath to test it, to prove that Covid-19 was not. not real.

After that, Mr. Masudin gave the patient an oral medicine and told the other party: "If you want to get well, take this, try to walk tomorrow" but no one knew what it was. The clip was later deleted. On June 11, Mr. Masudin corrected on Instagram that the other video was a personal document recorded during his visit to an old friend at the hospital and the man lying on the hospital bed is your son-in-law. grandfather. Mr. Masudin didn't even know the person's name and the "master" did not mention whether the person had Covid-19 or not. Meanwhile, the Indonesian media channel Nesia Times reported that this "great master" passed away at his home on July 13 after a series of symptoms such as fever and severe cough, but did not disclose the cause of his death. this man. Meanwhile, the Zona Jakarta website reported that Mr. Masudin's associate was infected with Covid-19 and is being treated in a serious condition.

The situation of Covid-19 in Indonesia is extremely complicated. According to IDI, there have been nearly 120 doctors died since the beginning of July until now. This is the highest number ever, accounting for more than 20% of the total 545 Indonesian doctors who have died from COVID-19 since the beginning of the epidemic. Mahesa Paranadipa, a senior IDI official, said the association was concerned that the Indonesian health system might not be able to cope with the new wave of the epidemic.

"We were worried that the system might collapse," Paranadipa said. "This is just the data we have collected. There may be more data that has not been reported to us." With the rapid spread of the Delta variant, the daily number of new COVID-19 cases in Indonesia has increased to about 40,000 - 50,000 cases. The total number of COVID-19 cases to date is nearly 2.9 million, with more than 73,500 deaths. Health experts are calling Indonesia the new epicenter of Asia. On July 18, the country reported 44,721 new COVID-19 cases with 1,093 deaths.

Previously, the Indonesian government imposed strict movement restriction measures starting on July 3 to slow the spread of the virus. Given this situation, the policy will most likely be extended.

Behind Indonesia in Southeast Asia in terms of deaths and infections are the Philippines and Malaysia, respectively. The Philippine Department of Health today recorded 72 more Covid-19 deaths and 5,651 infections, bringing the total number of deaths and infections to 26,786 and 1.5 million cases, respectively, according to The Philippine Star.

In Malaysia, health authorities today recorded 129 Covid-19 deaths and 10,972 new infections, bringing the total number of deaths and infections to 7,148 and 927,533 respectively, according to The Star newspaper.

Covid-19 is also developing very complicatedly in other Southeast Asian countries such as Thailand, Cambodia and Laos. Thailand's Ministry of Health today recorded 81 more deaths from Covid-19, and 11,784 cases, marking the fourth consecutive day that the country recorded a record high number of new infections per day. The new figures bring the total number of Covid-19 deaths and infections in Thailand to 3,422 and 415,170, respectively, according to the Bangkok Post.

In Cambodia, the Ministry of Health today recorded 22 more Covid-19 deaths and 790 infections, bringing the total number of deaths and infections to 1,128 and 67,971 respectively, according to Fresh News.

On the same day, Lao authorities recorded 114 more cases of Covid-19, bringing the total number of infections to 3,540. All new infections are imported, but the Lao government today decided to extend the blockade measures until August 3, citing the unstable epidemic situation in neighboring countries, according to The Laotian Times.

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