Indigenous Man Carried His Father For Hours Through The Jungle To Get Covid Vax — Then Father Dies Weeks Later
Living in the forest with no television, WiFi, internet, or cell phone won’t stop the contact tracers from knocking on your hut.
Even Indigenous tribes who live in the world’s most remote areas are targets of the new world order.
A photo of 24-year-old Tawy carrying his 67-year-old father Wahu on his back to a Covid-19 vaccine hut in the Brazilian Amazon has gone viral.
Tawy and Wahu who belong to the Zo’e indigenous community “live in relative isolation across dozens of village in an area equivalent to 1.2 million football fields in the northern Pará state” and “had to walk for hours through the forest to reach the vaccination site,” BBC reports.
