How Does Thalía's Granny Pass The Coronavirus?

2024 Author: Steven Freeman | [email protected]. Last modified: 2023-12-17 08:15

The coronavirus pandemic has caused a series of measures to be taken to protect the population from contagion. One of the most vulnerable groups is the elderly. Thalía's grandmother, Eva Mange, is 102 years old; therefore, extreme care must be taken to avoid contracting COVID-19.

My grandmother is closed. His nose doesn't show anywhere,”revealed Laura Zapata, who lives with Mange, on the Mexican television program Ventaneando (TV Azteca). “She is obviously with her board games; all disinfected. With the recommendation of washed hands, of the gel, the spray that kills microbes, viruses”.

The actress made it clear that it is not appropriate that her grandmother be exposed to any social contact that could put her at risk; therefore, she has had to take extreme measures, including asking staff at home to help them quarantine in their respective homes.

“It is impossible for her to attend any of her activities; this is no longer possible. And she is confined in her room with a single nurse; only one, to stay as long as necessary, "he added. “Because the dynamic that she had was two nurses; one entered and the other left, but right now we cannot do that because people take combis [public transport], take the subway and somehow, somewhere in the body, they can bring the virus.”

Regarding the communication that Thalía has with Eva Mange at the moment, Laura Zapata clarified that it is constant and the singer has been at all times aware of the health of her grandmother.

"Yes, of course [Thalía has been in communication]. For the screen [video chat], for this way that we now have to speak. She puts her children to my grandmother so she can talk to them, "she explained. "She is very worried".