Case #13: A 32-year-old female with a history of pulmonary tuberculosis for 5 years ago. She had no underlying conditions. Her COVID-19 presented with cough, sore throat, and rhinorrhoea. After RT-PCR for SARS-CoV-2 was confirmed, oral favipiravir was prescribed for 10 days. Owing to her hypoxia, prednisolone tapering dose 0.2-0.4 mg/kg/day prescribed for 6 days also. After a-week, she recovered from COVID-19 symptoms and was discharged without any complication. Seventeen days after COVID-19 diagnosis, chest radiograph shows ground glass opacity at both lungs. This makes the attending physician suspect pulmonary TB. Afterwards, RT-PCR for MTB complex was performed, and detected. Pulmonary TB treatment were administered consisting of 2-month induction of 2HRZE and then 4-month maintenance therapy with 4HR. She now resolved from pulmonary TB.( Fig. 1).