Horrible! Coronavirus kill dad, mum and son in US

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The unlucky trio

This is how terrible coronavirus can be.

It has claimed another three family members in the United States of America.

The case of the father, mother and son is another in those family-related that the pandemic has thrown up, apart from having killed over 200,000 individuals across the world.

According to a story in the ‘New York pOst’ and has also been reported by ‘Linda Ikeji Blog’, the victim are an immigrant Nicaraguan family who had been living in the US for over three decades.

It adds:

The killer bug killed a son, mom, and dad within 16 days, leaving behind a daughter who is recovering at the family’s Miami home after she beat the killer disease.

According to the New York Post, Mario Mayorga Jr, 42, developed a fever and dry cough in mid-March and was told by a doctor to self-isolate at home.

After his health deteriorated, he was hospitalized with symptoms so severe that he needed bypass surgery and a ventilator. When he tested positive for Coronavirus, his family, who all lived in the same home with him, were all tested.

Mom Esperanza 72, dad Mario (also 72) and sister Violeta 45, were first tested, but it returned negative. When second tests were carried out on the trio, doctors confirmed that they had the virus.

Mario’s parents, who were due to celebrate their 50th wedding anniversary and sister were also hospitalized because of their symptoms.

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The publication reported that Mario Snr died first on April 10 followed by his wife Esperanza just nine days later. Their son Mario Jr. died Sunday.

The single mom, Violeta, is recovering at the family’s Miami home quarantined from her eight-year-old son after losing three of her family members to Coronavirus.

Mario Jr’s cousin Marcela Lastre, 33, said: ‘They all lived together so her entire world has been flipped upside down at this point.’

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