Nurse suspended after having sex with COVID-19 patient

A nurse in Indonesia has been suspended for removing the personal protective equipment of a COVID-19 patient to have sex in the hospital. A spokesperson for the National Nurses Association said, ’there has been a suspected incident of a same-sex relationship between a health worker and a COVID-19 patient at the Wisma Atlet Emergency Hospital.’ Legal action has now been initiated against the two.

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Indonesia nurse suspended after having sex with COVID-19 patient

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Indonesian nurse suspended for removing PPE to have sex with Covid patient in hospital

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Jason 2 weeks

This is not about the removal of PPE to have sex with someone. This is about the fact that both parties were consenting MEN. Homosexuality, while not expressly forbidden in Indonesia, is extremely frowned upon. If it had been a female nurse with a male patient or a male nurse with a female patient, this wouldn’t be news.

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