7 Latest Photos of the Condition of Maia Estianty and Irwan Mussry's Villa After Landslide, Favorite Photo Spot Now Destroyed - Covered with Tarpaulin

Kapanlagi.com - It is known that the luxurious villa owned by Maia Estianty and Irwan Mussry in Bali was hit by a landslide. Recently, the celebrity couple checked the location themselves to find out the latest condition of their villa.

Maia Estianty and Irwan Mussry have a luxurious villa in Bali. However, the location of the villa on the cliff was affected by the landslide. Nevertheless, the beautiful 47-year-old singer revealed her relief that the damage was not too severe.

So what is the current condition of Maia Estianty and Irwan Mussry's villa? You can check it out here, KLovers.

1. Luxurious Villa in Bali

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Maia Estianty's husband, Irwan Mussry, is known to have a luxurious villa in Bali. The villa is located not far from Balangan Beach in Jimbaran, Bali. Not only luxurious, the villa has an area of ​​around 2400 square meters with complete facilities. It is not uncommon for them to stay there and even hold family gatherings in the villa.

2. Hit by Landslide

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Recently, Maia Estianty showed the condition of her family's villa which was hit by a landslide. The villa is located on a cliff facing the sea. This is a picture of Maia Estianty and Irwan Mussry's villa after being hit by a landslide.

3. Covered with Tarpaulin

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Fortunately, the landslide only hit a small part of their villa and did not affect the interior. However, Maia Estianty and Irwan Mussry immediately took precautions by installing tarpaulins that extended down the cliff not far from the beach. In addition to the tarpaulins, they also installed a fence to ensure safety until renovations were completed. This is a picture of the condition of Maia Estianty and Irwan Mussry's villa.

4. Revealing the Cause

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The landslide was caused by sea abrasion. Maia revealed that the bottom of the cliff was not strong enough to withstand the weight above, causing it to collapse. Not only their villa, but the neighboring villa's swimming pool also collapsed. "It fell down because of sea abrasion, causing the cliff to collapse. The bottom of the cliff was not strong enough to hold the weight above, causing everything to fall down," said Maia Estianty as quoted from the MAIA ALELDUL TV channel.

5. Only the Favorite Photo Spot Fence is Damaged

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Maia Estianty expressed her gratitude that the affected area was not too severe. However, she felt quite sad because the landslide area was a favorite photo spot in the villa. Previously, this location was often used as a photo spot with the best view directly facing the sea and the cliff.

6. Immediately Renovate

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The villa affected by the landslide, Maia Estianty and Irwan Mussry did not stay silent. They even immediately called experts to check the cause of the landslide. This celebrity couple also revealed that they will soon renovate.

"And we have called a surveyor to examine why it could landslide and what we need to do to repair or maintain this cliff. Whether it's strong or not. Alhamdulillah, it's strong and we are now here to check," said Maia Estianty as quoted from the MAIA ALELDUL TV channel.

7. Other Conditions are Still Very Safe

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Meanwhile, other conditions ranging from rooms to swimming pools are known to still be very safe. It's no wonder that they are still staying at the villa while in Bali because they did not experience severe damage. This is the latest picture of their villa after being hit by a landslide.

"So this is really covered with tarpaulin all the way down. Alhamdulillah, the cliff is strong and we will repair it later, God willing," he concluded.

That's the picture of Maia Estianty and Irwan Mussry's villa that was hit by a landslide. May they always be safe.

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