After attending a party, a man infected by a coronavirus posted his regret on Facebook the day before he died. According to NBC News' latest report, Thomas Macias, posted a message on Facebook on June 20, in which he lamented ignoring social distancing guidance.
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However, Lopez said that Macias didn't blame his friend, taking accountability for his actions, which were evident on his Facebook post. According to Lopez, Macias was among more than a dozen people who contracted the coronavirus, and he is still unsure how many individuals went to the party.
The report said that before Macias was tested, he went to his sister Veronica, who is married to Lopez, at the couple's house on June 11. Lopez said that he remembered being concerned for his brother-in-law after the visit.
"He did not look right," Lopez said, he was really sweaty," said Lopez.
Macias was tested for COVID-19 after he started feeling sick, but believed that it was related to his diabetes; he receives a positive result on June 18. Two days after the diagnosis, he posted his message on Facebook, telling people to take coronavirus seriously.
"This is no joke. If you have to go out, wear a mask and practice social distancing," he wrote.
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