Condolences, Maia Estianty's Aunt Passed Away Due to Positive Covid-19

Kapanlagi.com - Sad news once again colors the entertainment world amidst the Covid-19 pandemic. Maia Estianty's aunt passed away due to Covid-19. Maia herself conveyed the news through her Twitter account on Saturday (30/5).

"Today my aunt passed away due to Covid in Surabaya," wrote the mother of Al, El, Dul.

The Kapanlagi editorial team also mourns the passing of Maia Estianty's aunt. May she find glory in His presence and may the family left behind be given strength.

1. Do Not Underestimate

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This disaster reminds Maia to remind anyone who is still stubborn and underestimating Covid-19.

"Are you still being stubborn or underestimating Covid-19? Be careful before our family, you, one by one, is called by Allah because of Covid. Al Fatihah for my beloved aunt," Maia continued.

2. Obey Government Regulations

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In addition, this musician from Surabaya - East Java also reminds of several government recommendations during this pandemic.

"Hopefully we all continue to obey government recommendations, discipline ourselves by keeping a distance of 1 meter, wearing a mask when going out, washing hands with soap for 20 seconds, and getting enough rest, not crowding with others. Hopefully everyone always stays safe. Amen," wrote Maia.

3. Maia Brings Family and Assistant

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Maia Estianty is known as one of the celebrities who cares about Covid-19. In early April, Maia, her husband, and their children were undergoing health check-ups.

Not only the family, it turns out that Maia also brought along the household assistant and driver. Maia gave her reasons through a video she uploaded on Instagram.

4. Covid-19 Test

In the video, every member of her family can be seen wearing masks. They each took turns to be examined by the doctor.

"Alhamdulillah, before leaving, we read prayers and were nervous before the Covid-19 test. But in the end, our family, my husband, the household assistant, and the driver all tested negative for Covid-19. Hopefully, as long as we continue to take care, may it always be negative. Amen," wrote Maia.

(kpl/tdr)