Positive data from Singkawang Mayor Tjhai Chui Mie for Covid-19, 2 children and her husband are also infected with corona

KOMPAS.com- The Mayor of Singkawang, West Kalimantan, Tjhai Chui Mie, was confirmed positive for Covid-19.

In addition to him, the mayor’s husband and their two children were also declared infected with the crown.

Before testing positive, the mayor had a fever, nausea, and stomach pain.

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The mayor’s family initially took a swab test

Shutterstock Illustration of the Covid-19 test to detect corona virus infection.

West Kalimantan Health Service chief Harisson said the Sungkawang mayor’s family underwent a swab test.

The test was carried out at the Abdul Aziz Hospital in Singkawang.

“The results came out Thursday night (3/9/2020),” Harisson said.

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Singkawang Mayor Thjai Chui Mie delivered a speech at the closing ceremony of the Chinese New Year and Cap Go Meh event at Kridasana Stadium, Singkawang, West Kalimantan on Saturday night (3/3/2018).

Announce that you and your family are positive for Covid-19

After the swab results came out, Tjhai Chui Mie announced himself via a two-minute, 38-second video on Thursday night.

“Earlier, at 10 pm WIB, a swab test was performed on our family and the results were positive,” he said.

Not only the mayor, but apparently the husband and their two children were also exposed to the crown.

“Me, along with my two children and my husband,” said Tjhai Chui Mie, throwing Singkawang Tribune.

So in total there are four people who declared positive for Covid-19 in the Singkawang mayor’s family.

Tjhai Chui Mie also explained that she had experienced fever, stomach pain, and nausea.

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Urge the public to adhere to health protocols.

Shutterstock Illustration of the corona virus (Covid-19)

Singkawang’s mayor called for all citizens to be disciplined to comply with health protocols.

“When you go out, wear a mask, wash your hands with soap, hand sanitizer, keep your distance,” he said.

The mayor also appealed to the public not to panic and remain vigilant.

Source: Kompas.com (author, Pontianak contributor, Hendra Cipta | Editor: Teuku Muhammad Valdy Arief), Tribun Singkawang