Heartwarming Story of a Papua Child Taking Care of His Sick Sibling, Left by Their Parents in the Forest for Months

Cerita Haru Bocah Papua Rawat Adiknya Sedang Sakit, Ditinggal Orangtua ke Hutan Berbulan-Bulan

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The translation of the given 'Bahasa' text to 'English' while preserving any HTML tags is as follows: "Sad Story of a Papua Child Taking Care of His Sick Sibling, Left Alone by Parents in the Forest for Months"

Sometimes their parents visit their child at home.

Heartwarming Story of a Papua Child Taking Care of His Sick Sibling, Left by Their Parents in the Forest for Months

Dream - Papua Forest becomes a place for people to rely on their livelihoods. Papua Forest holds a lot of economic potential. That is why, while many people try their luck in the city, many people in Papua actually enter the forest to seek money.

Many parents in Papua even enter the forest, leaving their children for months to earn a living. When this happens, their children have to live independently, without being accompanied by their parents. One example can be seen in the post on TikTok account @_wike.afrilia_. The video shows the touching moment of an older sibling who has to take care of their younger sibling who is sick because their parents went into the forest to earn a living.

In the video, it is written that the child was left by his parents in the forest to search for agarwood for months. Agarwood is indeed a valuable commodity as a raw material for perfumes. And, the child in the video willingly takes care of his sick sibling at home.

"His name is Ferdi... He and his younger sibling only live together in the house because their parents have been living in the forest for months searching for agarwood. Their parents only occasionally come to visit them,"
write a description on the video.

"Story of Ferdi, a Papua Child"

Ferdi only lives with his younger sibling at home. His parents are forced to leave him in order to seek a living for their family. Meanwhile, their children stay at home because they have to go to school. Ferdi's parents work as forest wood gatherers, they only come home occasionally once a month to visit their children.

"Caring for His/Her Younger Sibling"

When asked by the nurse if he had eaten, Ferdi answered that he had already eaten sago at his house. He also told that his younger sibling is currently sick with a fever.

In the video, the nurse who recorded the video gave her a fish that she said she got from someone who came to her house. The nurse also gave Ferdi rice and other snacks.

"This nurse wants to give you, earlier someone gave me fish. So I want to share it with you, for cooking at home,"
say sister while giving fish in a box to Ferdi.

Ferdi looks happy

Ferdi also smiled receiving the gift from the nurse. In fact, he mentioned that the package felt heavy. The smile on his face seemed to portray his eagerness to immediately share the food with his sick sibling.

"Respons Haru Netizen" translates to "Touching Response from Netizens" in English.

The viral video has been watched by more than 5.4 million users. This emotional moment has sparked a big reaction from netizens, as they flood the comment section of the video. "@yanti" writes, "I cried when I heard it, stay healthy always, sus amin." "@ichacha6271" writes, "The more I scroll, the more grateful I am to the Almighty for entrusting us with humans who have angelic hearts. It's so nice to see them smile." "@Meulaboh 1945" writes, "May your blessings continue to flow smoothly, sister. Stay healthy for them."

@_wike.afrilia_ Membalas @faizah.arsila Mereka terpaksa tinggal terpisah dari orangtuanya karena Mereka harus sekolah sementara orangtua Harus mencari kayu Gaharu di Hutan untuk mereka jual. Tapi sesekali orang tuanya datang menjenguk mereka dan membawakan sayur ataupun sagu. #papua #pedalaman #pedalamanpapua #fyp #fypシ #viral #daerahtertinggal ♬ Meiska Hilang Tanpa Bilang - Sadvibes🥀

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