Artist Tina Astari Shares Hundreds of Rice Packets to Online Motorcycle Taxi Drivers and Vegetable Sellers

Kapanlagi.com - There are many ways celebrities are helping others during the pandemic. Not only in the form of basic necessities or money, but there are other ways to help others in the midst of this COVID-19 virus outbreak. For example, artist Tina Astari and lawyer Machrio Ahmad, SH.

Amidst the pandemic, Tina Astari and Machrio Ahmad distributed hundreds of rice packets to people who work on the streets or in the field, such as online motorcycle taxi drivers, taxi drivers, and vegetable sellers.

Through Etalase Keberkahan, both of them directly distributed hundreds of rice packets in the Bintaro Sektor 9 area, South Tangerang, on Monday (20/4/2020).

"Alhamdulillah, the distribution of rice packets at Etalase Keberkahan in the Bintaro area has been carried out. Smoothly, today we were able to distribute around 200 packets, Alhamdulillah. Hopefully, we can do even more to help with the rice packets, and hopefully more friends will contribute and support the Etalase Keberkahan movement," said Tina Astari.

1. Not Afraid of Being Poor

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At least, by giving out packed rice, Tina Astari has done good to many people. Moreover, the good intentions of this sinetron actress Zahra are not influenced by others. Instead, what she does comes from the deepest part of her heart.

"At least with one packed rice, we can do good for others. Happiness is really beautiful, don't be afraid, we are not poor to give alms, don't be afraid if we want to share with others," she said.

2. Has Been Doing Social Actions for a Week

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Apparently, she has been doing this action with Etalase Keberkahan for a week now. Tina Astari feels happy to be able to help others amidst the COVID-19 pandemic.

"I've been doing this for a week, and I'm happy. The happiness is, yesterday I went to the mall and spent so much money without any results. For a week, I did the same thing with the same amount of money, and the response from people was extraordinary. Even then, I haven't done much for others," said Tina Astari.

"The first prayer is that this pandemic ends quickly, and we are all given strength. Because this is not only a disaster in Indonesia but already a global one. We also didn't expect a pandemic like this," she concluded.

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