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Kovid: 101-year-old Italian grandfather dies after only 2 weeks of illness
Covid: 101-year-old Italian grandfather – On April 14, Mirror reported the loss of Italian families after Alberto Luigi Belluchi The 101-year-old Italian grandfather became famous news across the country and around the world. Because he is one of the old men who survived Covid-19 disease And creating hope in the treatment of many patients in late March. He died peacefully in a guest house in Riemini Emilia-Romagna in the north
Mrs. Elisa, granddaughter of grandfather Bellucci revealed that the grandfather died on April 7, just 2 days after celebrating a 101st birthday, and approximately 2 weeks after recovering from Covid-19 disease. “Grandpa was not alone at the time of death. Grandpa also greeted this nephew,” said Elisa. And that the video calls a grandfather in times of sadness. The grandfather fought all his life and until the end.
A 101-year-old man who was born in the midst of the Spanish flu pandemic and recovered from Covid-19 died two weeks after leaving the hospital. He lost his life two days after his 101st birthday on April 7. (Image: Newsflash)
Elisak said the family had spoken to a doctor in the days leading up to the grandfather’s death, would it be better to take him back to the hospital? After that, his grandfather was exhausted and weakened.
However, the family agreed that it would be better if the grandfather were at home with the family. Because going back to the hospital again won’t help improve Grandpa’s condition. And on the last day, Mr. Bellucci realized that he really couldn’t do it. So she asks her daughter Loretta to call Elisa. And the whole family can be together before leaving forever.
Due to the situation of the covid-19 epidemic in Italy, the number of patients has increased to 159,516, of whom more than 20,465 people have died.
Members of the medical staff are seen alongside a patient suffering from coronavirus disease (COVID-19) in the intensive care unit of the Circolo hospital in Varese, Italy. REUTERS / Flavio Lo Scalzo
According to the latest figures from Johns Hopkins University, Italy has registered 156,363 cases of COVID-19, with 20,465 deaths. REUTERS / Flavio Lo Scalzo
A member of the medical staff is seen in the intensive care unit, where patients suffering from coronavirus disease (COVID-19), are treated at the Circolo hospital in Varese, Italy. REUTERS / Flavio Lo Scalzo
A woman greets from her apartment window on Easter Sunday as Italy remains locked up due to the spread of coronavirus disease (COVID-19) in Venice, Italy, April 12, 2020. REUTERS / Manuel Silvestri
The Turin Red Cross volunteer sprays disinfectant on colleagues returning from an intervention on a patient suffering from coronavirus disease (COVID-19) on Easter Sunday while Italy remains locked up, in Turin, Italy, on April 12 from 2020. REUTERS
Police officers stand on the Rome exit road, while checking cars during the outbreak of coronavirus disease (COVID-19), in the EUR district, in Rome, Italy, April 13, 2020. REUTERS / Alberto Lingria
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