A mosquito bite is a disease of the young man!

The Dhaka Times Desk He is currently 26 years old. 20 years ago today he was bitten by a mosquito. After that mosquito bite, his life went bad. Now he can't even walk.

The life of Bong Chet in Cambodia's Kampong Chhonnang province has now completely changed. After a mosquito bite 20 years ago, bad things happened one after another in his life. Never stopped going to school. Stop going to the field ever again. Bong Chet's dream of becoming a footballer remained as elusive as this life.

According to a New York Post report, Bong Chet, a resident of Cambodia's Kampong Chhonnang province, was bitten by a mosquito 20 years ago. Then his feet began to swell. Currently his feet are about 5 times bigger than normal! He has also lost the ability to walk. At the age of only 6 years, he cannot even lift his legs due to this terrible disease.

He also had mild scars on his legs after being bitten by a mosquito 20 years ago. That's why Bangay's parents didn't even bother about it, they thought he got injured while playing in the field. From then on Bong Chet's legs began to grow multiple small lumps of flesh, his legs swelled like balloons. At the age of 12, his feet swelled to five times the size of five normal human feet.

Bangay's parents work as laborers in a local factory. Their poverty-stricken family. The son could not even get proper treatment. Bangyar has gradually stopped walking. You have to leave school. Although he has sometimes dared to appear in public, he has become a laughing stock. So after a while, Bong has completely confined himself to the house.

It is known that no vaccine has been discovered for this disease yet. This disease is not curable. However, some medicines are given to Banga to improve his condition.

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