Nadia Vega Speaks Up About Her Luxury House That Has Been Abandoned for Decades

Kapanlagi.com - The name Nadia Vega is once again widely discussed by the public after her luxury house went viral on social media. The house, which is known to be located in Indonesia, caught attention because it appeared to be abandoned for years.

Many netizens are wondering why the house has not been maintained and looks neglected. In this regard, Nadia Vega finally spoke up and provided clarification. According to her, the viral luxury house is not a house that has actually been left behind.

On the contrary, the house is part of an educational Augmented Reality (AR) game project that she is developing with her friends in Rome, Italy, and Amsterdam, Netherlands. This game has a specific goal, which is to address the increasingly concerning issue of plastic pollution.

"This is really exciting, thank you for making it viral. Actually, the house I have is an educational AR game that I am developing in Rome, Italy, and also in Amsterdam with friends. One of its purposes is to tackle plastic pollution," said Nadia Vega in a video sent to the media crew on Thursday (5/9/2024).

1. A Mystery That Was Deliberately Created?

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Nadia revealed that the concept of the abandoned house is part of the mystery she created for the game project. Through this AR game, players will be invited to uncover the mystery within the house, while also being involved in efforts to tackle plastic pollution.

"I think this is part of the mystery we want to build for the house. With this game, we can uncover the mystery while also addressing plastic pollution," she explained.

Additionally, Nadia Vega also stated that she will soon return to Indonesia in the near future. Her arrival is not only to meet family and friends but also to launch a campaign related to the AR game. She plans to hold a campaign with music events in several locations in Indonesia, as well as conduct beach cleanup activities as part of the movement to reduce plastic pollution.

"That's why I'm going back to Indonesia to see my family and friends for this house campaign with music in several places in Indonesia and also for beach cleanup, tackling plastic pollution and also testing for this AR game," she said.

Nadia also assured that this educational AR game project will be tested in Indonesia next December, and she invites everyone to participate in the campaign.

"See you in December," she concluded.

(kpl/ums)