Many People Experience Difficulties, Billy Syahputra is Grateful to Still Receive Blessings in the Midst of the Pandemic

Kapanlagi.com - The atmosphere of the New Year's Eve 2021 will certainly be very different due to the Covid-19 pandemic. The government also advises people to stay at home and not hold New Year celebrations.

Billy Syahputra, who planned to spend his New Year's vacation in Bali, had to postpone it until the situation improves.

"For the New Year, my plan was to go to Bali, but it's a bit difficult during this pandemic, limited until 7 PM. I received such information," said Billy Syahputra in the Tendean area, South Jakarta, on Thursday (17/12).

1. Celebrating at Home

The late Olga Syahputra's sister chose to celebrate the New Year at home. She also always prays for a better and healthier Indonesia next year.

"Anyway, no matter how the New Year's Eve turns out, I will pray for all of you to always be healthy. For this year, let's celebrate at home, and what's important is that next year we can be even better and Indonesia can be even healthier," said Amanda Manopo's partner.

2. Grateful for Still Receiving Blessings

She also doesn't forget to be grateful to Allah SWT for still being able to receive blessings amidst this pandemic.

"Alhamdulillah, even with this pandemic, I am still grateful. What I mean by being grateful is that I am still given extraordinary blessings by Allah SWT. Although there is Covid-19, people around us must still face difficulties and various challenges," he said.

"So hopefully, in 2021, all the problems in Indonesia and ourselves can be resolved well and everything can go smoothly," concluded Billy Syahputra.

3. New Year's Hope

One of the biggest hopes for this year's New Year is for the Covid-19 pandemic to end soon. KLovers certainly also want the same thing, right? So that this can be realized, let's #RememberMother'sMessage to help reduce the spread of Covid-19. Wear a mask, keep your distance, and wash your hands regularly.

(kpl/rhm/lou)