Wulan Guritno Tells the Condition of Shaloom Razade Undergoing Lockdown in London, England

Kapanlagi.com - The Covid-19 pandemic is not only haunting Indonesia, but also most countries in the world. Several major countries in the world have even started implementing full lockdown systems, such as Italy, England, and many others.

As is known, currently there are several celebrity children who are studying in England, such as Shaloom Razade, the daughter of Wulan Guritno. To KapanLagi.com, the GIE movie star shared the condition of her child during this lockdown period.

"Shaloom is still there (in England). Actually, we were supposed to go to England in July for her graduation, but now all classes are conducted online and maybe the graduation will be postponed until November. That's if this issue ends according to predictions. She is healthy and happy in her apartment, but I told her to stay positive. We often do zoom meetings, she cooks and I accompany her through zoom, of course," said Wulan when contacted by Kapanlagi.com on Monday (13/4).

1. Shaloom Doesn't Want to Go Home

Shaloom could actually return to the homeland and gather with family. However, she chooses to stay in the land of Queen Elizabeth for her own safety and that of her family.

"She also doesn't want to go home because of the situation. I'm also afraid that if she travels back, she will be quarantined for 2 weeks and so on, so it's better to stay in our respective places, each of us reflecting, thinking, including Shaloom searching for the wisdom in all of this, searching for inner peace in our solitude," continued Wulan.

2. Many Tasks and Online Activities

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Wulan wants Shaloom to focus on school and all her current activities. However, the 38-year-old woman also always encourages her daughter to continue doing various other positive things during the lockdown period.

"Stay creative, continue to do her online schooling well, she also participates in this hopeful action, continue to do tangible acts of humanity, stay creative at home and find activities, don't forget to exercise, sunbathe, read books, watch movies. That's the message I entrusted to her. She also plans to complete her tasks for graduation in England while in lockdown. She has many online activities with her school and university. Maybe she will only come back after finishing those. Ideally in May or maybe at the end of May, or early June if everything has improved," concluded Wulan.

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