Escaped the massacre but hardly escaped the clutches of the new crown!

According to a report on the website of the Spanish newspaper “Nation” on February 19, Brazil’s 86-year-old indigenous Aluca Juma passed away on February 17 in a hospital in Puerto Velho, a city on the Amazon River due to complications from the new crown pneumonia , where he lived far away.

According to the report, Aluka was one of the 1,150 cases of new coronary pneumonia that died of new coronary pneumonia in Brazil that day, and his death made his family sad.

According to local media reports, the old man died of acute respiratory failure combined with infection .

The report pointed out that Aluca's infection shows that the new crown pneumonia epidemic has affected the indigenous residents living in Brazilian villages, and Brazil is the second most severely affected country in the world.

The anthropologist Edmundo Pejón met these last Ruma people in the 1990s.

According to reports, in Brazil, the epidemic spread rapidly through the Amazon River, and land invaders became the source of infection.