Nana Mirdad Shares Sad Experience of Self-Isolation, Can Only See Her Children through Glass Doors

Kapanlagi.com - The beautiful actress Nana Mirdad recently traveled to Jakarta for work. As is known, the number of positive COVID-19 cases there is very high. Jakarta is even included in the red zone. When returning to Bali, Nana was filled with worry that she might bring the virus to her husband and children.

Based on this fact, Naysila Mirdad's older sister decided to self-isolate at home. She even refrained from touching her husband and children, even though she might not necessarily be positive for COVID-19 after returning from Jakarta. She did this as a precautionary measure.

"Now I can imagine how heartbreaking it is for people who are positive for COVID-19 or have family members who are positive. I, who have just returned from a work trip to Jakarta, feel so sad that I can't hug my children and husband because I'm afraid that I might bring the virus... I can't even hug Kodi and Lola, and that's also sad," Nana wrote in a video post on Instagram.

1. Parno Tak Berani Sentuh Apapun

Nana's fear didn't stop there. She even dared not touch objects in the house because of her worries.

 

 

 

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"She stays in her room at home, afraid to sit in the living room, afraid to touch anything in the house. She only briefly interacts with Sarah or her sister through this glass door (her sister didn't want to be recorded, so only Sarah hehehe)," she continued.

2. Jalani Swab Test

Nana Mirdad / Credit: Instagram - nanamirdad_

To ensure that she is not infected with COVID-19, Nana underwent a swab test by calling the relevant party to her house. And Andrew White's wife admitted that the expenses she incurred were quite expensive.

"Today I just had another swab test at home to make sure that I won't endanger the people around me, my children, Andrew, my in-laws, and my maid. The cost for home visitation is relatively expensive, but what does it matter if it is for the sake of our health together. Our priority is to take care of each other here," said Nana.

"For those who are struggling anywhere, keep fighting. The only way we can do this is by taking care of each other," she concluded.

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