Mongol Stress Provides Assistance and Entertainment for the Frontline Team Handling Covid-19 in His Hometown

Kapanlagi.com - Rony Imannuel, or better known as Mongol Stress, has just returned to his hometown in Menado. While there, Mongol not only stayed at home, but also participated in providing assistance to the medical personnel in his area.

He conveyed this when met in the Cinere area, Depok, West Java, on Sunday (21/6). Spending over two months in Menado, Mongol actively visited hospitals and volunteer posts for handling Covid-19.

"Yesterday, I went back to my hometown in Manado. So, I spent over two months in Manado, and now I'm back in Jakarta because there will be filming. I have started to resume activities, but still following the protocols," said Mongol.

"During this pandemic, I provided additional nutritional intake for the medical personnel in Manado. I have a program for healthy breakfast and healthy meals for the medical personnel and Covid-19 volunteers. Every day, I deliver food to hospitals and volunteer posts," he continued.

1. Run Noble Activities

Of course, this 41-year-old comedian is not alone in carrying out his social activities. Together with friends from the community in Menado, he carries out his noble activities.

"There is a team called Mongol. So Mongol, together with Mongol community friends, has a Millennial Generation Community in Kawanua which is synonymous with North Sulawesi, Manado," he said.

2. Provide Entertainment Through Stand Up Comedy

In addition, Mongol also mentioned that there is almost no sadness when helping the front-line forces in handling COVID-19. Not only providing assistance in the form of food supplies, Mongol apparently also provides entertainment in the form of stand up comedy for the medical staff.

"Actually, I like it more. Because seeing medical staff who don't go home even though they are very tired, and then when we come and see them laugh because of our presence, that is actually happiness. So I entertain them at the hospital even if it's only five to seven minutes," he concluded.

(kpl/irf/nda)