De Simone said her husband, in medical treatment and emergencies, was so exhausted by the paintings that the virus continued to ravage the South American city.
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During Zoom’s lecture, her students watched from her own screens as she struggled to breathe, according to MDZ Online, an Argentine newspaper.He was asked to help him call an ambulance, but the professor could barely speak.”I can’t” before I pass out.
The Company of the Argentine University of Los Angeles issued an expressing “deep sadness” for her death, adding that she was a professor in the Department of Governorate and International Relations of Angeles and had 15 years of university experience.
“Paola a passionate and committed teacher, and a wonderful person,” wrote the school, according to Clarín.
Friends and colleagues expressed pain at his death, Facundo Cruz, UADE’s educational coordinator.
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“Goodbye to a friend. We’ll miss you,” she wrote on Twitter, adding that she was training with a cough that wasn’t happening.
Students would also explain what she as an instructor and the classes she had passed on to them forever.
On the blog Politologists al Whisky, which titled “The Reminiscent of Paola de Simone (1973-2020)”, a student wrote: “Paola is gone, but she first taught us the love for what we decided to do, empathy for those around her and interest in the world.Thank you, Professor, always.”
As of Friday morning, Argentina had more than 451,198 general cases of coronavirus and at least 9361 deaths from the virus, according to the knowledge of Johns Hopkins University.
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The other South American countries that exceed the total number of COVID-19 infections in Argentina are Brazil, Peru and Colombia.