Naja Dewi Positive Covid-19, Dewi Gita Sad Cannot Hug Her Daughter

Kapanlagi.com - Unpleasant news came from the couple Dewi Gita and Armand Maulana. Their beloved daughter, Naja Dewi Maulana was recently reported positive for Covid-19. This news was revealed directly by Armand and Dewi on their YouTube channel.

This was known when the three of them were in Leeds, England. When she found out that she had contracted the coronavirus, Naja cried and immediately started self-isolation.

"I want to tell a little story, it's quite sad, sis Naja is positive. She cried when she found out and immediately started self-isolation," said Armand as quoted from his latest vlog on his YouTube channel recently.

1. Only Her Daughter

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Dewi Gita added that out of the three of them, only her daughter tested positive. Meanwhile, she and Dewi Gita tested negative for COVID-19. However, the three of them often interacted. Fortunately, during that time, they always implemented health protocols.

"We never took off our masks, except when eating, and even then we kept our distance," said Dewi Gita.

2. Can Only Be Sad, Can't Hug

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As a mother, Dewi Gita felt very sad. She could only encourage her daughter and couldn't give her a warm hug while she was struggling alone.

"Now, I can only give Naja encouragement, but I know she's sad and wants to be hugged. It's hard to see her up close but not be able to hug her," said the 50-year-old singer.

Armand revealed that when infected, Naja did not experience the common symptoms of COVID-19.

"But thankfully, she didn't have any symptoms. On the first day, she felt a little dizzy and had a slight fever, so she took medicine. Thankfully, Dewi was prepared and brought medicine from Jakarta," Armand concluded.

3. #RememberMothersMessage

KLovers, the pandemic is not over yet. The coronavirus is still an enemy that can strike at any time. Do not be careless in implementing health protocols and always #RememberMothersMessage. Wear a mask, wash your hands regularly, maintain distance, and avoid crowds.

(kpl/dwn)