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00:09 I was understood that he had a health problem.
00:17 But I couldn't talk to him, I haven't visited him yet.
00:20 Because the visitors were not allowed, at the time I tried.
00:24 So, through a source close to Rafizie, he was safe.
00:31 He underwent what is called stenting.
00:37 He was safe.
00:39 So now he is resting.
00:41 I believe that he has had enough rest.
00:44 But knowing Rafizie, he is stubborn.
00:47 If he rests for two weeks, he will come back in a week.
00:52 Because he is a workaholic.
00:55 So if I have a chance to talk to him for two days, after he rests,
01:00 I would like to make sure that he is completely recovered.
01:06 Because he is carrying a very heavy responsibility,
01:09 like the economy, especially in terms of completing data
01:14 on the implementation of subsidy funding.
01:17 So his responsibility, and especially his, is a very big task.
01:21 I know that he is a perfectionist.
01:24 He will try to complete it, until the time comes.
01:28 He is not someone who works in a hurry or in a hurry.
01:35 He is a perfectionist.
01:36 So for now, I pray for his health.
01:39 If I have a chance to talk to him for two days,
01:41 after he is allowed to visit him,
01:46 I will speak as a brother to my younger brother.
01:51 It is a heavy task, but health is the most important.
01:56 Do you know when he did the statement?
01:57 A week ago, I think.
02:01 As for the statement of Dr Zalehar,
02:04 Dr Zalehar made a statement two days ago, right?
02:07 He said it was in the PPUM.
02:17 It was the statement of Dr Zalehar.
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