案例简介：@ tasneemalsultan摄影 | 3月，当世界开始意识到新型冠状病毒的严重性时，我离开了沙特阿拉伯东部的家乡。我想我会在首都呆几天，记录沙特对新型冠状病毒肺炎的反应。12个多星期后，我仍然和我最小的女儿亚拉 (Yara) 在利雅得 (Riyadh)，在视频通话中看到我们的酒店房间。我一直答应带她去我的一次工作旅行。她的姐姐苏拉明智地选择了呆在家里。这是我离家最长的一次，也是我没有见过女儿的最长的一次。我以为一切都很好-直到苏拉分享了她如何想念我们，我们三个人在视频通话中哭了起来。我们不断提醒自己，我们很健康，我们很幸运能安全，但现在我也提醒他们和我自己，感觉情绪受限和沮丧是可以的。随着本周初全面封锁的解除，我计划最终回家。在这个充满压力和奇怪的时刻，我的想法与所有失散的家庭在一起。# 利雅得 # 沙特阿拉伯 # 母亲 # 家庭

案例简介：Photo by @tasneemalsultan | I left my hometown in eastern Saudi Arabia in March, when the world was beginning to wake up to the seriousness of the novel coronavirus. I thought I would stay in the capital for a few days, to document the Saudi response to COVID-19. More than 12 weeks later, I'm still in Riyadh with my youngest daughter, Yara, seen here in our hotel room on a video call. I’d always promised to bring her on one of my work trips. Sura, her older sister, wisely chose to stay home. This is the longest I've been away from home, and the longest I've not seen my daughter. I thought all was well—until Sura shared how she misses us, and the three of us burst into tears on a video call. We constantly remind ourselves that we're healthy and that we're lucky to be safe, but now I'm also reminding them and myself that it's ok to feel emotionally constrained and frustrated. With the removal of the full lockdown early this week, I plan to finally head back home. My thoughts are with all the separated families during this stressful and strange time. #riyadh #saudiarabia #mothers #families

国家地理 - Photo by @tasneemalsultan | I left my hometown in eastern Saudi Arabia in March, when the world was beginning to wake up

案例简介：@ tasneemalsultan摄影 | 3月，当世界开始意识到新型冠状病毒的严重性时，我离开了沙特阿拉伯东部的家乡。我想我会在首都呆几天，记录沙特对新型冠状病毒肺炎的反应。12个多星期后，我仍然和我最小的女儿亚拉 (Yara) 在利雅得 (Riyadh)，在视频通话中看到我们的酒店房间。我一直答应带她去我的一次工作旅行。她的姐姐苏拉明智地选择了呆在家里。这是我离家最长的一次，也是我没有见过女儿的最长的一次。我以为一切都很好-直到苏拉分享了她如何想念我们，我们三个人在视频通话中哭了起来。我们不断提醒自己，我们很健康，我们很幸运能安全，但现在我也提醒他们和我自己，感觉情绪受限和沮丧是可以的。随着本周初全面封锁的解除，我计划最终回家。在这个充满压力和奇怪的时刻，我的想法与所有失散的家庭在一起。# 利雅得 # 沙特阿拉伯 # 母亲 # 家庭

国家地理 - Photo by @tasneemalsultan | I left my hometown in eastern Saudi Arabia in March, when the world was beginning to wake up

案例简介：Photo by @tasneemalsultan | I left my hometown in eastern Saudi Arabia in March, when the world was beginning to wake up to the seriousness of the novel coronavirus. I thought I would stay in the capital for a few days, to document the Saudi response to COVID-19. More than 12 weeks later, I'm still in Riyadh with my youngest daughter, Yara, seen here in our hotel room on a video call. I’d always promised to bring her on one of my work trips. Sura, her older sister, wisely chose to stay home. This is the longest I've been away from home, and the longest I've not seen my daughter. I thought all was well—until Sura shared how she misses us, and the three of us burst into tears on a video call. We constantly remind ourselves that we're healthy and that we're lucky to be safe, but now I'm also reminding them and myself that it's ok to feel emotionally constrained and frustrated. With the removal of the full lockdown early this week, I plan to finally head back home. My thoughts are with all the separated families during this stressful and strange time. #riyadh #saudiarabia #mothers #families

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国家地理 - Photo by @tasneemalsultan | I left my hometown in eastern Saudi Arabia in March, when the world was beginning to wake up

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