Fajri Patient Obesity 300 Kg Dies In Front Of His Family At RSCM

Acting Director of Operational Services of RSCM, Dr. Renan Sukmawan/ Photo; Rizky Sulistio/ VOI

JAKARTA - The Acting Director of Operational Services at RSCM, Dr. Renan Sukmawan, explained that MF patient died before his family on Thursday, June 22, early this morning.

"Last night at 01.25 WIB, MF had passed away to rahmatullah before his family and was well received by the family," said Renan to reporters, Thursday, June 22.

As is known, the obese patient Fajri has been treated for about 14 days, or to be precise since last Friday, June 9. During the treatment period, the patient with obesity Fajri underwent multidisciplinary therapy consisting of an intensive care expert (intensitivis), lung, digestive heart, requirements, skin, blood vessel surgery, nutrition, rehabilitation of medical and other health workers.

The expert has optimized all efforts for Fajri's treatment to stabilize. However, God had other plans, Fajri's patient finally breathed his last before his family.

RSCM said that the treatment that had been carried out for MF patients was antibiotic therapy for infection, respiratory aid therapy, heart, kidney, and all organs that had been disrupted due to organ multiple failure due to sepsis shock.

"MF died last night at around 01.25 WIB after making a hard effort either medical or medical teams," he said.

Previously, it was reported that the body of the obese patient Muhammad Fajri (26) was planned to be buried at the Menteng Pulo Public Cemetery (TPU), South Jakarta on Thursday, June 22, noon.

The body will depart after there is certainty of the readiness of the grave. The process of departing the body using the RSCM Funeral Home car.

Meanwhile, the RSCM coordinates with the DKI Jakarta Parks and Forestry Service so that a grave can be prepared with a size that is more than standard.

"The RSCM has coordinated with the family and related parties, starting from departure to final delivery to the patient's final resting place," quoted from an official statement from the RSCM Public Relations received by VOI, Thursday, June 22.