translated from Spanish: Johnny Herrera after his mother’s death: “People don’t understand what this virus is”

Everton’s current goalkeeper, Johnny Herrera, referred in an interview with the middle La Tercera to what was experienced after the illness and subsequent death of his mother, who was contagious of coronavirus, and called for care. The doorman was hard to point out “people still don’t understand. You don’t drop the shingle until it’s your turn. That’s the way it is. I had already said I was afraid for my mom and son. People don’t understand what this virus is.” He added that “I haven’t seen my son and my lady since the early morning I went to Temuco. And I’ll fulfill everything fully because I don’t want to be any small risk to anyone. This is starting in Chile. From here to the winter will be tough, it will be difficult.” Regarding the moment she heard about her mother’s contagion, she recalled that “I was watching a series in the house in Viña. My cell phone had it in airplane mode because there is no shortage of late-calling location (…) I’m just in all the calls from my southern relatives. I called back and my niece told me my mom was serious. The doctor told him he had one percent to survive.” Herrera also recalled of his mother that “he told me that in the U he would ignore bones and not to retire because I had a few years left to play. It was a tradition to spend Christmas every year with her and Julio’s family, my brother. We were all going to my mom’s house in the south.”

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