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Rajana Hammeh wrote in Al-Akhbar: In the middle of last May, the city of Majdal Anjar in the Central Bekaa was cut off from its surroundings. At that time, there was no other option that could be done, since the town registered dozens of cases of Coronavirus daily, so the Ministry of the Interior and Municipalities decided to put the town in isolation, under the control of the “military.” For two whole weeks, Majdal Anjar lived apart from his environment, but he still managed to survive.
Yesterday, four months after the experiment, the Ministry of Public Health decided to send people a message from Majdal Anjar, the town that defeated the Coronavirus, that “Corona is not a joke”, as part of the awareness campaign that starts from peoples who lived in isolation before escaping. From him, including Majdal Anjar, Hellania and Bsharri
The first stop yesterday was in Al Majdal, where its people, recovering from the virus, narrated what they lived, not only to “tell”, but to raise awareness. The message they tried to convey is that “Corona is not a joke.”
This is what the returning lady said. Her return from death is not a passing detail, but an indication that the virus “can be killed if we do not take preventive measures,” she added. Another woman related her experience with the virus. She spoke of the pain as if it had just happened. She admits: “Corona is something that hurts”, powerless on describing that pain, which was “very great”. A third woman said: “Think that the hospital is better than the house”, to conclude her speech by saying: “I will leave you at home until you do not have to tame the nights that we live in hospitals.”
Many stories told by the recovered. However, it could have been prevented with one obvious measure: prevention. This word means nothing more than adhering to the obvious measures of wearing masks, washing hands, sterilization, and social distancing.
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