brave man

fight the big snake

The duel of Riau citizens with a giant python made a public outcry. Not only in the country, the news was also highlighted by foreign media.

The story began when oil palm plantation workers, Robert Nababan, attacked a seven-meter-long snake on Saturday last week. The snake bit and twisted it.
Robert fought until his hands were torn. He finally managed to get out of the snake's entanglement and rescued his friends. The snake died.

The carcass of the snake was stretched on two trees. But then, the people decided to fry the beast.

A number of foreign media also broadcast this news, such as The Washington Post, Newsweek, Telegraph, The Sun, and others.

In addition to the news, there were previously a number of other events in Indonesia and became the world's spotlight. Here are the strange events.

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1. Dede Koswara, The Root Man from Bandung
   

Dede Koswara, a resident of Kampung Bunder, Cihampelas District, West Bandung regency, West Java, was horrendous to the public at the end of 2005. Cause, growing warts all over his body.

In fact, his hands and feet are covered with warts that continue to grow. As a result, he was seen to have hands and feet like roots, so Dede got the nickname "Human Roots".

Dede had undergone the removal of warts in 2007 at the Hasan Sadikin Hospital in Bandung. However, the warts actually grow again and have to undergo surgery in early 2016.

Doctors also diagnose Dede's disease. Apparently, Dede was attacked by Human Papyloma Virus (HPV) type II, while the immune system in his body is weak.

That is what causes the warts in Dede's body can grow again. In fact, the size is much worse than before.

Unfortunately, Dede died during the second operation. He had complications of the disease that made the immune system in his body did not work perfectly

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Wayan Sumardana works as a welder. He has a workshop at his home, Jalan Gusti Ngurah Tenganan, Nyuh Tebel Village, Manggis Sub-district, Karangasem District, Bali.
Sumardana had a stroke that left her left arm paralyzed. It makes him difficult to work.
Sumardana, however, racked her brain until she had succeeded in creating a robotic arm from used materials. The arm is claimed to work to rely on signals in the brain.

To make the arm, Sumardana did internet research to find a US-made brain sensor device. He also uses the tool to move the robot arm that helped make it work.

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If you stand.

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Sulami looks no different from the average person. However, this woman can only lie down, unable to sit.
His whole body was stiff. The joints can not bend. Let's not sit down, just bend he can not. He also had to rely on a stick to walk slowly.
Doctors also diagnose women from Sragen, Central Java, it has Ankylosing spondylitis. This disease occurs when the spine and other limbs are inflamed.
The initial symptoms are pain in the back, stiff, and extreme weakness. These symptoms may get better or worse naturally.

By@engkotbaceeraya