Disease That Horrendous The Word

Corona virus that causes COVID-19 has

caused around 4.04 million cases of
death, and a total of about 187 million
positive cases worldwide.
The Reason Why Corona Virus COVID-
19 Is Dangerous. Do you know the
reason why the Corona COVID-19 virus
is dangerous? Having claimed millions
of lives around the world, the corona
virus that causes COVID-19 can be said
to be dangerous and even life
threatening. The Corona virus that
causes COVID-19 in this case has
caused a pandemic that has hit all
regions of the world.
The reason why the Corona COVID-19
virus is dangerous. Although not the
most dangerous type of virus in the
world.
So what is the reason why the Corona
COVID-19 virus is dangerous? But
before discussing these reasons, it's a
good idea to know how much danger this
virus can cause. For that, see more
explanations about the dangers of the
Corona virus below.

How dangerous is the Corona virus?

think that the Corona virus that causes

COVID-19 is the deadliest virus in the
world, some think otherwise and therefore
often ignore health protocols. Both of these
assumptions are not entirely true.
The reason is, the Corona virus that causes
COVID-19 is not the most deadly type of
virus in the world. In this case, the virus
that is considered more dangerous and
therefore quite deadly is the Ebola viru.

which can kill about more than 50% of

infected people. The Corona virus that
causes COVID-19 cannot be said to be the
most easily transmitted virus in the world.

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 For most people infected with COVID-19, the
symptoms they feel may be mild or even have no
symptoms at all. In addition, someone who is
infected will also not immediately feel the
symptoms, and only start to feel it about 5 or
even 2 weeks later. However, this is precisely
what causes the Corona virus that causes
COVID-19 to be dangerous.

During this period when someone who has been

infected has no symptoms or experiences mild
symptoms, the virus can spread easily because
we are not aware of the presence of the Corona
virous that cause.

COVID-19 itself. The spread of the Corona virus that causes COVID-19 itself,
namely through droplets produced from coughing or sneezing, can hit anyone or
any surface without being noticed.

In addition, the reason why the Corona virus is another dangerous is that this one
virus is capable of mutating, of which several new variants found in the UK and
India, are declared more dangerous because they are able to spread quite easily
among the population. In fact, some of these new strains are also said to be
unlikely to respond to the COVID-19 vaccine currently being distributed.

What happens when someone is infected with the Corona virus?

Once a person is infected, the Corona virus will multiply in the lower respiratory
tract. At this time, the symptoms are increasingly developing, which begins with
fever and cough. For most people, these symptoms are quite mild and can recover
in just a few days.

However, for others, these symptoms will only become more severe, causing
serious pneumonia, especially when the lungs start to become inflamed. In this
case, the COVID-19 patient needs a respirator to be able to breathe. In other, more
severe cases, a cytokine storm can occur, which is a complication that attacks the
immune system, and can lead to death.

That's the explanation of the reason why the Corona COVID-19 virus is
dangerous. To be able to avoid the dangers of this virus, continue to obey health
protocols, maintain health and cleanliness of the body and the environment, and
avoid crowd. That's enough information that the aido team can provide, hopefully
it's useful. To find out more about health, you can video call directly with the
doctor on the Aido Health health application . Download the Aido Health app on
the App Store and Google Play.
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MOCAMAD RYAN MA'ARIF

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 LONGEST RIVER IN THE WORD
Without the Nile, Ancient Egyptian
Civilization May Never Have Existed. The
Nile was considered a source of life by
the ancient Egyptians and played an
important role in the country's history
and cultural wealth. Rivers were also a
very important factor in the socio -
economic development and success of
ancient Egypt. Without the Nile, great
ancient civilizations probably would
never have existed because rainfall is
almost non-existent in Egypt and the
Nile is the only source of moisture to
sustain crops.
The Actual Source of the Nile is Still Unknown.
The source of the Nile springs is so far still a
matter of debate.
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The Nile, the Giver of Life. In addition to being
a source of water, the Nile offers excellent land
for growing food, which is the main reason why
so many Egyptians live in the vicinity. Locals
use spears and nets to catch fish and catch
various birds that fly near the surface of the
water.
Contribute to the Production of Papyrus. The
history of ancient Egypt is well known from
historical records written on papyrus paper. The
Nile played an important role in the preparation
of the papyri. Papyrus is a writing medium
derived from reeds that grow on the banks of
rivers.
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MOCAMAD RYAN MA'ARIF
TRADITIONAL CLOTHES
Kebaya is a traditional Indonesian dress, which in its
classification is included in the long dress class. The
meaning of kebaya. Namely: a. According to Ferry
Setiawan, 2009 Kebaya comes from the Arabic word
'habaya' which means an anchor garment that has a slit in
front. b. According to Judi Achjadi, 1981 Kebaya is a
long-sleeved blouse worn on the outside of the cloth or
sarong that covers part of the body. According to Moh.
Alim Zaman 2002 stated that kebaya has developed over
time, the beginning of the emergence of kebaya from
ancient times to the present is starting in 1300 - 1600 AD,
starting with women's clothing in the form of clothes such
as tunics began to be used by Chinese women during the
reign of the Ming Dynasty.
Then in 1500-1600 AD, Chinese immigrant women began to
appear in the archipelago and later developed into kebaya
encim or kebaya peranakan. At that time, the clothing that
became the forerunner of the kebaya was still a tunic-shaped
top, long sleeved, covering the neck to the knees, and
shaped like a bracket.
This is because it began to be influenced by Islamic
culture. Previously, clothing in the areas of Java, Bali
and Sumatra, appeared everyday wearing a kind of
kemben without any top, so the kebaya was
considered ideal as a top, because it covered a
woman's chest. Figure II.1 Kemben, the initial
clothing worn before getting to know the kebaya.
source Judi Achjadi, 1981.
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MOCAMAD RYAN MA'ARIF
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Regional Indonesian Women's Clothing In the
1500s, the kebaya began to be known as a special
dress by family members of the descendants of
the kings on the island of Java, and in 1800 along
with the Dutch colonial era, better clothing
materials such as velvet, various types of silk and
other finely woven fabrics began to appear to
replace the simple cotton woven mori fabric,
because the textile trade routes between countries
were starting to get busy at this time.
At that time, the use of kebaya clothes was
applied according to 7 social classes. The royal
family and nobles wore kebayas made of silk,
velvet or brocade. The Dutch women or
descendants of foreign nations wear kebaya made
of cotton with a shorter shape and cut. Other
European descendants who lived in Indonesia, at
that time also wore a kebaya made of fine cotton
with brocade decorations on the edges.
while the ordinary people generally wear
kebaya made of cotton or ordinary weaving
which is cheap in price. Figure II.2 Kebaya
Keraton. source Judi Achjadi, 1981.
Indonesian Regional Women's Clothing 8
Figure II.3 RA Soerjadiati, daughter of KRT
Mangoenjo IV, wears black velvet. Source
Suryatini N. Ganie, as quoted by Alberthiene
Endah, 2010. Exploration of Creativity Two
decades of Anne Avantie In 1900, at this time
the kebaya was not only used by native
Javanese.
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A IION’S STATUE IN
SINGAPORE

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Not everyone who knows the Merlion statue also knows about the
secret facts behind it, including you maybe?

Who does not know the Merlion Statue, the most famous landmark in
Singapore which has even gone global. When we talk about
Singapore, the Merlion statue is already embedded in it.

singapore merlion statue. The Merlion statue has a long historical

significance. Cc Flickr 2.0 Allan tan. If you look closely, the shape of
the Merlion statue is actually the head of a lion with the body of a fish
and is above the crest of the waves. The prince met the lion's figure
when he rediscovered Singapore in 11 AD. This story is not only
spread through stories, but also written in "Malay History".

The fish in the Merlion statue symbolizes the ancient city of Temasek,
which in Javanese means sea. Temasek was the name of Singapore
before Prince Sang Nila Utama changed it to “Singapura” which in
Sanskrit means Lion City. Apparently, behind the Merlion statue is
stored a long history. That in the past Singapore was a simple fishing
village. Merlion has a son named "Cub".

singapore merlion statue The merlion statue has a son named Cub. Cc
flickr 2.0 BenzYou also certainly don't know that Merlion actually has
a statue of a sapling named Cub. If the Merlion is 8.6 meters tall and
weighs 70 tons, the Cub is smaller. The Cub is only about two meters
tall and weighs three tons.

Although different sizes, Merlion and Cub are made by the same
person, namely Mr. Lim. The body of the statue is made of cement,
on the skin using a porcelain plate while the eyes use a small red tea
cup. Have replicas all over Singapore.

singapore merlion statue Merlion statue from Resort World Sentosa.

Photo by Rizqi Y/Phinemocom.nThe Merlion also has several replicas,
some are even larger than the original Merlion statue. One of them is a
replica of the Merlion on Sentosa Island which has a height of 37
meters. The difference is, the Merlion on Sentosa Island doesn't have
water dripping from its mouth. Tourists can also go up to the top of this
Merlion replica statue.

In addition to Sentosa Island, a replica of the Merlion statue is also on

Mount Faber and the Tourism Court on Orchard Spring Lane.Want to
know the excitement of the Phinemo team while traveling to Singapore,
click here !. Built to symbolize welcoming anyone who comes to
Singapore.
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