The local government where I live and work this week has revoked the regulations governing partial lockdown. As a result, community activities outside the home are increasing and uncontrolled, social distancing and physical distancing that are called on by the government are ignored by most people.
More and more people are mingling in traditional markets, in offices and in coffee shops which are the busiest places for community activities. So what I worried about a few days ago and I had published it in a post then finally happened. That is increasingly crowded people who are suspected of being infected with coronavirus.
This started when someone outside the area came to our area. At that time there was a group of people by car visiting our area. One passenger of the car on the trip had shown signs of being infected with a coronavirus that was suffering from a high fever and cough. Arriving in our area, the sick passenger checked himself into the hospital. By health workers on duty, after a rapid test and chest X-ray examination, this patient was confirmed to have been infected with a coronavirus. So that by health workers on duty, the patient is immediately treated in an isolation room in the hospital.
And a number of people who have interacted with him all this time are also encouraged to conduct health checks, including his family. Of the few people who have done rapid tests, no one has yet shown that the people who interact with him are infected with coronavirus. But those that have been examined are still in small numbers when compared to people who are thought to have made physical contact with these patients.
We as health workers who serve patients infected with coronavirus every day really hope that the community still limits itself to interact. If there is no need, you should stay at home to be safe from coronavirus.