Front Liners Against Covid-19

In this month, health workers or paramedics who are the front liners against covid-19 more and more died from coronavirus infection when treating patients who have been infected with coronavirus. Most of the paramedics who died were those who served in the hospital. They are mostly infected with coronavirus because patients are not honest about their travel history and history of the disease when they go to the hospital. So that health workers when handling them do not use complete personal protective equipment such as N95 masks and hazmat clothing. Thus the coronavirus in patients can quickly move to the paramedics who treat these patients.

What will happen if the paramedics who are the front line against covid-19 are infected with the corona virus and die?

Try to imagine how chaotic the coronavirus pandemic would be if this happened. Because with more and more paramedics infected with coronavirus and to death there will be less paramedics left that can help treat patients infected with coronavirus.

Because getting a bachelor's degree in the paramedics takes a long time in education, so it takes a long time to replace their role. Especially with their experience, which was not obtained while studying at university, because that experience was obtained when dealing with sick patients.

Have been incidents in Aceh, precisely in Southwest Aceh. There is a health care center that must close and no longer serve patients for the next two weeks because all health workers and paramedics who work, amounting to 16 people must be quarantined because they have handled patients infected with coronavirus. This patient, when he came for treatment at the health care center, was not honest with his travel history and history of illness to the paramedics there. So that all paramedics there must be quarantined for the next 14 days. What a loss for residents in the area because to get access to health services must travel further distances due to the cessation of health services there.

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The above images was sent by a friend of mine who showed solidarity with paramedics who had died, using a black ribbon on their arms

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