The content is a video transcript where the creator discusses various topics, including a previous video, a health condition, and the COVID-19 pandemic. They mention the importance of taking precautions to prevent the spread of the virus, such as wearing masks, washing hands, and avoiding gatherings.
The creator also shares a song about Aisyah, one of the wives of the Prophet Muhammad, and expresses their admiration for her. They mention that they are not ready to get married but would consider it if they found someone like the Prophet Muhammad.
The video ends with the creator asking viewers for their opinions on how to deal with or prevent the coronavirus and encouraging them to subscribe to their channel and follow their Instagram account.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
1. The speaker mentions a video they previously made, an online taxi prank with Teh Wulan, in October 2019.
2. The speaker has shortness of breath and mentions it is not a good idea to go out of the house due to a virus.
3. There have been 1657 deaths and 103 recoveries from a virus in Indonesia.
4. The speaker mentions a "nyambut tree" and a condition that can fall in the wind.
5. Riza never looks after the nyambut tree.
6. The speaker asks about things to avoid or do to prevent exposure to a virus.
7. The speaker mentions symptoms of a virus, including respiratory problems.
8. The speaker says to avoid the face area because the virus can attack the respiratory tract.
9. The speaker mentions ways to prevent the spread of a virus, including washing hands, wearing a mask, and avoiding gatherings.
10. The speaker mentions an incubation period of up to 14 days for a virus.
11. Some patients who are positive for a virus may not show any symptoms.
12. The Indonesian government is trying to handle the epidemic.
13. The speaker asks viewers to subscribe to their channel and follow their Instagram account.
14. The speaker invites viewers to comment on their questions about the virus or the future.
15. The speaker ends the video with a message of gratitude and a prayer.