The Covid-19 Pandemic Is Not Over Yet, Olla Ramlan's Favorite Place Has Changed

Kapanlagi.com - The Covid-19 pandemic is still ongoing. It has not ended since February 2020, and the virus continues to claim victims. It's no wonder that many people choose to stay at home more, including the beautiful actress Olla Ramlan.

Yes, because of staying at home so often and not going anywhere, this 40-year-old woman has a new favorite place. This was known from her personal Instagram account last Friday (13/11).

1. Supermarket Alley

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In the post, Olla is seen posing in the supermarket alley. Apparently, the supermarket has become her favorite place during the pandemic. "Favorite place in this era," writes the woman from Banjarmasin briefly.

In the post, Olla looks beautiful in casual attire. She chooses a white t-shirt and outerwear. She also wears plain black pants and white shoes. Her style becomes sweeter with a simple nude hijab.

2. Continuing to Work

Olla Ramlan continues to be active during the pandemic. In addition to going to the supermarket, she also continues to work.

"Because of the pandemic, I occasionally do shoots. Activities also occasionally. Well, if it's really important, then I go out," she said when met in the area of Jalan Kapten Tendean, Mampang, South Jakarta, not long ago.

3. Stay Alert

Although still working, Aufar Hutapea's wife admitted to staying alert to avoid being exposed to the coronavirus. Moreover, she has three children and a husband at home.

"But as guests, we have to pay close attention to cleanliness and everything. So if sometimes we feel confident, it's because we see that the increase in Covid-19 cases is getting higher. So we really pay attention to everything. It can make us paranoid, but we also have to be self-aware," she said.

4. Remember Mother's Message!

For KLovers who are still productive during the pandemic, make sure to always adhere to health protocols. #RememberMother'sMessage, wash your hands regularly, wear a mask, and maintain distance. It's not just to protect yourself, but also to protect the people around you from exposure to Covid-19.

(kpl/tdr)