5 Celebrities Who Will Give Birth During the Corona Outbreak, Some are Affected by the Policy of Not Allowing Husbands to Accompany Them

Kapanlagi.com - The ongoing Corona pandemic has resulted in many government policies, especially in the medical field. One of the policies that has emerged is that husbands are not allowed to accompany their wives in the delivery room. All of this is to reduce the chances of spreading the Corona virus and to promote social distancing.
  
These celebrities are currently heavily pregnant and waiting for the birth of their babies. Are they also affected by the aforementioned policy? Let's read their preparation stories. Let's pray for them, KLOvers, so that their deliveries go smoothly. May the mother and baby always be healthy. 

1. Chacha Frederica

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Entering the 37th week of pregnancy, Chacha once mentioned how the hospital was full and she was worried about where to give birth. The Mother and Child Hospital (RSIA) became her choice for giving birth later.

She also mentioned that whether it's a normal delivery or a caesarean section, her husband will not be allowed to accompany her. This has been communicated by the doctor to Chacha and her husband.

"What's clear is that according to the hospital's standard operating procedure during this pandemic, I was informed from the beginning that whether it's a normal delivery or a caesarean section, my husband is not allowed to enter the delivery room," she wrote on April 2, 2020.

2. Mona Ratuliu

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She is now in the 8th month of pregnancy. Last week, Mona shared on Instagram how because of the Corona Pandemic, she couldn't go out to buy baby supplies. Shopping online became her choice.

Now, Mona also has to face the hospital's policy that does not allow husbands to accompany the delivery. She admitted that her mood dropped when she found out about the policy.

"Maybe it's because I just received news from the delivery hospital about the regulations for giving birth during the Covid-19 period, that husbands are not allowed to enter the delivery room. I have to prepare mentally to give birth alone," she wrote on Saturday (11/4). However, Indra Brasco will certainly still accompany Mona until she enters the delivery room. 

3. Tiara Pangestika

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This figure is known to enjoy her pregnancy. The Corona outbreak has forced Tipang and Arief to close several of their business outlets. Nevertheless, they are now focusing on preparing for the birth of their baby. 

4. Westny DJ

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Facing the Corona Pandemic while pregnant, Westny chooses to fully focus on the condition of her baby. She believes that stress and fear will somewhat affect the immune system in the body. 

"I'd rather choose to not read much about what's going on in this world, not because I don't want to know or lack empathy, but more because I believe that stress or fear will actually trigger us to drop immune system," she wrote.

She also felt sad when she learned about the hospital policies during this pandemic. "It's sad to hear that many friends are giving birth without their husbands or family visiting," Westny wrote. This FILOSOFI KOPI star will be accompanied by her husband in the delivery room when giving birth later. 

5. Rianti Cartwright

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This beautiful actress is currently in her 6th month of pregnancy. After ten years of marriage, she and her husband are finally blessed with a child. Now, she is experiencing her days as a pregnant mother amidst the Corona Pandemic.

6. Giving Birth Amidst the Corona Pandemic, Here are the Facts

For pregnant women who are in the early stages of pregnancy, here are some things that need to be known and communicated with the doctor. 

1. Policies for limiting the number of people entering the delivery room vary depending on the doctor's policy. Therefore, make sure to inquire about the implemented policies in advance. If agreed upon in advance, it will certainly make the pregnant mother and family feel more calm and comfortable. 

2. In addition to limiting the number of people accompanying in the delivery room, the number of visitors is also limited, KLovers. All of this is to reduce the risk of Corona virus transmission. For family members who want to express their happiness and visit, it still needs to be limited for the health of the baby and the recovery of the mother. 

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