| The origin | Matichon Daily |
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| The author | Sri Sakul Leelaphirapan |
| Publish |
Foreign Trace Column: Masandaran Province in Iran, the land not immune to COVID-19
Deep into a lush village North of iran In the city of Goem Shah Masandaran Province People are busy embedding bodies of victims of COVID-19.
Every day Rahimi A 53-year-old volunteer in Qamshah. Must wear protective clothing and wait for the bodies to be sterilized. Like many volunteers, they cleaned the deceased in white cloth and wrapped in a white cloth. To carry out a mission to bury the bodies of people who died from COVID-19
Masandaran Province Away from Tehran Iran’s capital, about four hours’ drive by car, Tehran, the city killed by COVID-19. About half of the total in Iran. With more than 54,000 deaths, which is considered the most serious in the Middle East. And the hospital is full of patients Despite years of fighting the virus But still cannot overcome
Masandaran Province It is a province that is a major tourist attraction. Filled with hotels, accommodations, coffee shops located along the Caspian Sea. Causing the people of the capital to flock to travel To find relief from the situation of the COVID-19 outbreak. That doesn’t subside Despite a travel ban But there are still people in the capital and many big cities flock to the Masandaran province unremittingly.
Of course, people from these cities also carry the virus to the locals in the tourist areas. Causing a cold to come to Sandaran That despite having only a forest And agricultural areas Instead, the number of COVID-19 infections and deaths is growing.
Number of deaths from COVID-19 Not only increased the work of the staff But also includes ways to treat the body of the deceased That requires more concentration Because it needs to be sterilized And absolutely prohibited anyone touching the body While the staff will have to wear protective clothing as well Where everything must be completed within 24 hours
After completing work each day Must burn all sets To prevent the spread of the virus
While it was a more step-by-step approach, Rahimi and his staff knew that. All bodies must be processed in accordance with Islam.
