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US media report the death of the gospel pastor Landon Spradlin, at 66 years old coronavirus product. He himself reportedly pointed out a few weeks ago that the pandemic was simply “mass hysteria.”
Last February, Spradlin and his two daughters went to New Orleans to visit Carnival Mardi Gras, which was held from the 25th day. It is believed that at that time he contracted the disease.
However, when he was traveling to Virginia, according to Newsweek magazine, the man felt unwell, so he was admitted to Concord Hospital (North Carolina).
At this point, he was diagnosed with pneumonia, so he was hospitalized. but his health deteriorated over time, and he was tested on Covid-19, in which he gave a positive result.
Due to health complications, he was taken to the intensive care unit and connected to an artificial respirator. However, they could not revive him, and he died in early April.
As a result of this event from the aforementioned media, they recalled some of the pastor’s statements when the outbreak of coronavirus just started in the United States. Then, Spradlin He was against the work of the media and considered the pandemic a “mass hysteria.”
“This is a real problem, but I think the media creates fear and does more harm than good. He will come and go. ” sentenced at the time.
It should be noted that New Orleans authorities still claim that the Mardi Gras festival was the main source of coronavirus infections in the state.
Without going into details, this event occurred a month later, when the first positive case of the disease was confirmed in the United States, when control measures had not yet been taken.
For his part, Landon Spradlin was counted as the second death in North Carolina that was not affected by the pandemic, as in New York or California.
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