Kabar Gembira, Aisha's Toddler Who Wants To Have Heart Surgery Again Observed At Sekayu Regional Hospital

Aisha Shaquenna has arrived at Sekayu Regional Hospital

PALEMBANG - Good news comes from Aisha Shaquenna, a 3 year old child from Lubuklinggau, South Sumatra. The long wait of two years to be able to have heart surgery, will soon be realized. Aisha is now at Sekayu Hospital, Musi Banyuasin, for heart surgery.

Aisha is the son of Ahmad Fahrul Rozi and Mali Herawati. They live in the village of Tanah Periuk Lubuk Linggau, South Sumatra.

Last Wednesday, March 3, Aisha arrived at the Sekayu Regional Hospital, Musi Banyuasin. Heart surgery cannot be done right away. Aisha is currently undergoing various observation processes by the RSUD medical team.

Sekayu Hospital is indeed the only district-level hospital in Indonesia that has complete facilities for heart surgery. So far, this hospital has performed heart surgeries 10 times.

There is a story of how Aisha got special treatment. Last week, the Mayor of Lubuklinggau, South Sumatra, Prana Putra Sohe, met with the Regent of Musi Banyuasin, Dodi Reza Alex Noerdin, at the Office of the Special Staff of President Diaz Hendropriyono.

During the meeting, Mayor Prana told the story of Aisha who had been waiting for heart surgery for 2 years. Spontaneously, Regent Dodi, who heard this confession, immediately moved quickly to help bring Aisha to the Sekayu Regional Hospital, Musi Banyuasin, for heart surgery. Diaz Hendropriyono's assistance from Regent Dodi was broadcast on his YouTube channel.

Both Diaz, Regent Dodi and Mayor of Prana also took the time to make video calls to Aisha and her mother. "How long has Aisha been waiting for heart surgery?" asked Diaz who is also the Head of PKP Indonesia.

"It's been 2 years sir. Thank you very much for your help," said Mrs. Aisha on the other end of the telephone. Aisha who was wearing the yellow shirt seemed to be waving to Diaz.

Back to Aisha's current state. The head of the DPP PKP Indonesia of South Sumatra, Yusmah Reza Zaini, said that Aisha's observation process could last for more than a month.

"Later there will also be treatment while waiting for the results to start the operation," said Reza who accompanied Aisha.