Rabu, 06 Maret 2019

Electrocuted



A 71-year-old man was electrocuted and died
while cutting the branches of a tree .
The accident occurred when the victim, identified as Sudin, and his coworkers Slamet and Kastubi were working to clear out
an empty plot of land belonging to a resident of neighborhood unit 04, community unit 03
along Jl. Kamboja in Cipete Selatan.
They divided their portions of work. 

The victim was tasked to clear up a tree in the back of the lot using a ladder. 
Meanwhile, his coworkers were tasked to clear out the front part of the lot.
When Kastubi went to look for Sudin, he found him on the ground, but his feet were still stuck in the ladder.
“After the accident, the witnesses asked for the locals' help to take the victim off [the ladder]. 

He was thought to be still alive and 

He was brought to Fatmawati Hospital, 

but the doctor found that the victim had already died.

The victim died of electrocution, the doctor stated.

“We speculate that when he chopped the branches his equipment struck electric cables,


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Two students and a teacher were electrocuted by an electric current.

An electric current surged through the gate of a house in front of the school.

One of the students died.

The head of neighborhood unit (RT) 007, community unit (RW) 07,


The accident occurred when the victim touched the gate.

It was raining and flooding.

They saw the kids joking around when one of them touched the gate.

They didn’t know it contained an electric current.
After Rafli was electrocuted, his friend, Heru, tried to help but was electrocuted too.

Soon after that, a teacher, Cheffi, came to help.

And the same thing happened.

“Realizing that they were all electrocuted, …

residents who witnessed the incident then tried to help in a different way,

Some immediately turned off the power.
Rafli, who had lost consciousness, was rushed to Cilincing Hospital

but died shortly after he arrived.

Cheffi and Heru are receiving medical treatment at the same hospital.  

Senin, 04 Maret 2019

Measure - EC 3 - 3




How high is ..?
It is 10 meters / feet high.


How long is … ?
It is 10 meters / miles long.

How wide is …?
It is about 10 kilometers/miles wide.

How deep is …?
It is about meters/feet deep.


How large is …?
It is 10 million square kilometers / square miles.


How hot does it get in …?
It can reach 40 degree Celsius.


Some measurements can be followed by adjective: high -tall – long – wide – deep.

Obesity





She was an obesity patient.

He died in her home.

When? A day after being discharged from hospital.

She has undergone gastric bypass surgery at hospital.

She remained in intensive care for 2 weeks.

She was one of the internists who helped treat her.

She has allowed her to return home.

“Her condition was good when she was discharged,”

During inpatient treatment at the hospital, he has been able to sit down without complaining about shortness of breath. (sesak nafas).

Prior to the surgery she was only able to lie down.

She denied that she had been discharged because her insurance had run out.

We decided to let her go home because she was getting better.

the gastric bypass surgery has reduced her stomach to a third of its original size.

 “The surgery went smoothly,

She was stable after the surgery.

We reduced the size of her stomach so that she would eat less food.

The procedure was expected to reduce her weight to 65 kg, which was ideal for her 1.55-meter height.
The operation involved a team of doctors from various disciplines to check on her overall condition.

Bariatric surgery is a common medical procure to induce weight loss.
A similar treatment was done at Omni Hospital in 2017 to then-11-year-old Arya Permana, who weighed 192 kg. He now weighs 83 kg.

Citing the 2018 Basic Health Survey, the Health Ministry has revealed that 21.8 percent of Indonesian adults are obese, up from 14.8 percent in 2013 and 10.5 percent in 2007.
The 2018 survey also revealed that North Sumatra had the highest obesity rate in the country, with 30.2 percent of adults considered obese, followed by Jakarta (29.8 percent), East Kalimantan (28.7), West Papua (26.4) and Riau Islands (26.2).
East Nusa Tenggara has the lowest obesity rate with 10.3 percent.