The passing of Singer Arwah Siti Sarah left a big void in the industry. I recall her being very down to earth and bubbly when I interviewed her during my stint as a TV Journalist and Presenter, and as I attended her virtual tahlil, it seems others peers felt the same thing as she was very joyful and lovely to be around.
Truth be told? I thought she was going to make it. Prior to her complications, Myslondongallery had another friend, Ika who suffered stage 5 Covid-19 complications. She was 33 weeks pregnant and the doctors pulled her son out at a mere 1.8kgs. We extended donations and food for her whole family who also were tested positive.
Ika pulled thru and woke up.
Alhamdulillah.
Before Arwah's passing, there have been other pregnant mothers who suffered the same fate but Arwah's death highlighted again, the need to be more cautious about SOP and managing the pandemic. Most importantly? The need for herd immunity and for focus on priority vaccination for the vulnerable - the elders, pregnant and nursing mothers and those who require immediate jabs.
It is sad that there are still anti-vaxxers out there. It seems Arwah's widow felt the way about the vaccination. Could she have survived the fate had she agreed to the vaccination? Only God knows.
We are living in scary times but we can't afford to be confined for too long as businesses and mental health is deteriorating. But at the same time, the cases are on the rise and the rakyat is not coming together to be SOP compliant and careful.
This article popped on my feed.
"70 kes kematian ibu hamil disebabkan komplikasi COVID-19 - Dr Noor Hisham"
Let's fight this virus folks. It can only be done collectively.
同時也有1部Youtube影片,追蹤數超過7,990的網紅Sabah Tourism,也在其Youtube影片中提到,Robert Gordon Ellice-Flint, a Prisoner of War at Sandakan singing Goin' Home on Sandakan Day 2008. SANDAKAN 75TH ANNIVERSARY COMMEMORATION. Almost 25...
survived in death 在 Ainie Haziqah Facebook 的最佳解答
The COVID-19 stopped the world in its tracks a year ago. Globally, more than 3 million people have died from complications related to the virus and more than 182 million people have been infected.
Amongst the tragedy are stories of people who defied the odds — surviving lengthy hospital stays and fighting the virus despite age or other medical conditions.
This week’s #SundayNightWithAH we have a special guest that will be joining us to share her miraculous story on how she almost had near death experience and survived COVID-19.
COVID-19 may have given her the scare of her life, but it has also built and made her stronger.
Like over a million survivors across the world, Farahana Amira is one with the story to tell, and the heart for it.
Join us this Sunday, 8:30pm on @ainiehaziqah and @iamfarahanaamira’s IG LIVE as we unveil Farah’s personal journey and experience being in the ICU for 15 days.
COVID-19 also has taught everyone to be much more careful and serious in observing all precautions, such as hand-washing, wearing a face mask and keeping physical distance.
Protect ourselves in order to protect others.
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survived in death 在 Lee Hsien Loong Facebook 的精選貼文
Gave my first speech of this Parliament this afternoon. Each first Parliament sitting is a valuable opportunity to take stock of how we have done so far, what has gotten us here, and what our immediate priorities are.
This time, our work is cut out for us – not only to deal with the immediate threat of COVID-19, but also to plan for an uncertain new future in its wake.
In this climate of economic uncertainty, it is only natural to feel anxious about our social support, and competition from foreigners. I want to reassure Singaporeans that the Government will always be on your side. This is why we are adjusting our work pass schemes, and tightening the Fair Consideration Framework. However, please remember that we must stay open to the world, to attract businesses to set up here, and in turn create good jobs and opportunities for Singaporeans.
During the clarifications, I explained the mindset we should have in elections. Voters are choosing the party they wish to govern Singapore; your vote matters. Vote because you truly support the party, whether PAP or opposition, and not because you want ‘the best of both worlds’.
Singaporean voters have spoken, and I respect their choice. The Government will do its part to work with the opposition to keep Parliament a constructive forum for debate.
Singapore has survived many life or death crises before. Each time we survived, and came back stronger. Like all previous crises, COVID-19 will be the occasion for us to do better, emerge stronger, and more united than before.
If you missed my speech, you can watch it on the PMO YouTube channel here: https://youtu.be/moP2RGGBxVk – LHL
(PMO Video by Alex Qiu & Chiez How)
survived in death 在 Sabah Tourism Youtube 的最讚貼文
Robert Gordon Ellice-Flint, a Prisoner of War at Sandakan singing Goin' Home on Sandakan Day 2008.
SANDAKAN 75TH ANNIVERSARY COMMEMORATION.
Almost 2500 Australian and British prisoners of war were held in a camp at Sandakan during World War 2. Almost all perished in 1945 – 1400 at Sandakan and the remainder on death marches or at Ranau, in Sabah’s interior. At war’s end, six Australians, who escaped and were cared for by villagers, were the sole survivors. No one survived at Sandakan. The last man left alive at the camp was beheaded on the morning of 15 August, five hours before Japan surrendered.
For more info, visit http://sandakanday2020.sabahtourism.com/