Children going to university in Cairo, a magician surrounds his house with zinc to avoid exposing himself to the crown

KOMPAS.com – Since the last two weeks, Sabar Suharno (46), a resident of RT 002 RW 010, Ajibarang Wetan Village, Ajibarang District, Banyumas Regency, Central Java, has fenced his home with zinc.

He made this decision because Sabar Suharno was afraid of being exposed to the corona virus, especially since his son was going to Cairo in mid-January 2021.

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Sabar Suharno and her family live in a densely populated area. Practically Sabar Suharno’s house is completely invisible from the outside because it is covered with zinc.

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To get in and out, Sabar Suharno provides a small door in the corner.

Additionally, Sabar, his wife, and their three children also limit interactions with strangers.

TO Kompas.comSabar Suharno said that he was afraid of being exposed to Covid-19. His fear is getting worse after a few weeks ago his neighbor was also exposed to the crown.

“I often see news about Covid-19, so my fear is more than other residents,” Sabar said when meeting at his home.

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He said he had implemented health protocols that included covering his house with zinc.

“Covid-19 is in sight. I’ll tell you what (by closing the house with zinc) I’m not sure I can be protected, but this is my best effort,” Sabar said.

Suharno admitted that he didn’t really question people’s response to his attitude.

He also admitted that he had asked the local RT chief for permission to close the house.

“People always have pros and cons, I don’t have any problems, I don’t interfere with the environment either. I’m just trying to protect myself,” Sabar said.

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Install CCTV and put a chair to step on

KOMPAS.COM/FADLAN MUKHTAR ZAIN Activities of Sabar Suharno (46) and his wife in a zinc-fenced house around Ajibarang Wetan village, Ajibarang district, Banyumas Regency, Central Java.

Not only did he cover the house with iron, Sabar Suharno also installed CCTV around the house. The goal is to let you know who the people are who visit your home.

In fact, he did not allow his out-of-town friends to come to his house.

“Yesterday a friend of mine who came from outside the city wanted to go through here, but I did not allow it, he was close to here,” Sabar said.

Meanwhile, to communicate with the neighbors, Suharno put a small chair behind a tin fence inside the house.

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The small chair was used as a platform when Sabar Suharno interacted with his neighbor.

To meet his daily needs, Suharno relies on mobile merchants as well as online motorcycle taxis.

“There are many street vendors, there are vegetables and others. Sometimes children also order motorcycle taxis online,” said the man who works as a traveling magician.

The boy will go to Cairo, trying not to expose himself

KOMPAS.COM/FADLAN MUKHTAR ZAIN The house belonging to Sabar Suharno (46), a resident of RT 2 RW 10, Ajibarang Wetan Village, Ajibarang District, Banyumas Regency, Central Java, was closed with zinc.

Not just excessive fear. Sabar Suharno did this so that he and his family were not exposed to the crown.

Because in the near future Suharno’s first son will continue his studies in Cairo, Egypt.

Various preparations have been made for a long time. However, until the departure of the first of three brothers, the spread of Covid-19 had not been controlled.

“My reason is actually because my first child, a boy, is now 20 years old and wants to go to Cairo on January 13,” Sabar said when meeting at his home on Friday (1/8/2021).

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For this reason, Sabar takes several ways to maintain the health of his children to avoid Covid-19.

“I was worried that when I left I was really affected by Covid-19. I have been fighting for 10 years sending two of my children to Islamic boarding schools, now I have become a hafiz, who wants to go to Egypt with the first child” Sabar said.

In fact, Sabar also limits his children to leaving the house, except for urgent needs.

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The decision also made their children protest, but in the end it was accepted because it was for the common good.

“In the early days the kids couldn’t go out at all,” Sabar said.

“At home I have cell phones and other things, I also work using cell phones, so I lost my phone,” Sabar said.

SOURCE: KOMPAS.com (Author: Fadlan Mukhtar Zain | Publisher: Dony Aprian)