Viral video: the scandal caused by a patient by mistaking a nurse for a ghost | the Chronicle

Because of Covid the clothes of medical personnel have changed radically, since they must be covered with a series of protective instruments to prevent contagion. And despite the fact that more than a year has passed since the start of the Coronavirus pandemic, some people are not yet used to it and may generate unusual events.

Captured by a security camera from a hospital of Vietnam. In the video went viral, you may see a nurse wearing protective gear to avoid Covid-19 he approaches a bed whose lights are off. This is common, as there are constant nightly checks to check patients’ vital signs.

But to everyone’s surprise the woman mistook the medical staff for a ghost and started screaming. Immediately the nurse took a step back and with signs it seemed he asked her to calm down.

Due to the scandal, it can be seen on cameras that two other staff members are reaching out to find out what happened. In the video you can see how one of them even seems to be laughing, as the woman reportedly confirmed that she believed her partner was a ghost.

It should be noted that the date of the video recording is unknown, but the incident surely occurred as a funny anecdote, amid the tension that exists right now due to the stress to maintain sanitary measures to avoid health collapse.

The viral video of the “ghost” of the hospital

Until Vietnam has recorded more than 64,000 cases and 14,135 deaths. And although until April he managed to bring the pandemic under control, with just 35 deaths in total, the latest outbreak in the delta variant wreaks havoc.

The most critical situation is in Ho Chi Minh, its most populous city, which is facing a harsh confinement with absolute prohibition for residents to leave their homes from August 23. Despite restrictions, wave remains above 10,000 daily cases

Such is the rigor of the measures, which the court of the province of Ca Mau, in the south of the country, condemned 5 years in prison for Le Van Tri, 28, for “spreading serious infectious diseases to other people“, as reported by the Vietnamese news agency.

According to the court, the convict violated quarantine in July compulsory 21 days imposed after leaving Ho Chi Minh City and infected eight people, one of whom died.

Last March, another court sentenced a flight attendant of the national airline Vietnam Airlines to two years in prison for also breaking pandemic rules and skipping quarantine upon returning from Japan, but avoiding going to jail when the sentence was suspended.