Zaskia Adya Mecca Can't Go Home to Yogyakarta

Kapanlagi.com - Before the pandemic, going home or returning to the hometown was the most anticipated thing for migrants who missed their hometowns. People usually start crowding train stations, airports, bus terminals, and ports several days before Eid al-Fitr.

The Corona virus that entered Indonesia early in 2020 has limited people's mobility. Some people living away from home are forced not to go home. This is done to suppress the spread of the Covid-19 virus.

The same goes for Actress Zaskia Adya Mecca. The wife of director Hanung Bramantyo admitted that for the second time she couldn't go home to her husband's hometown.

1. Failed to Go Home to Yogyakarta

In a post on her Instagram account, Zaskia wrote a caption expressing her feelings. Zaskia is disappointed because once again this year she and Hanung Bramantyo cannot go home to Yogyakarta.

"This Ramadan we failed to go home to Jogja again. Nevertheless, we can still #GiveMeaning togetherness with each other," wrote this woman born in 1987.

2. Adhere to Health Protocols

Just like last year, Ramadan this year is still in the midst of a pandemic. Therefore, going home at the end of this year's Ramadan is very risky as it has the potential to spread the Covid-19 virus.

Currently, anyone is allowed to resume activities outside the home. However, always make sure to #RememberMother'sMessage. Wash your hands regularly, wear a mask, maintain distance, avoid crowds, and limit mobility. Let's adhere to health protocols so that the pandemic can end soon.

(kpl/ums)