Ridwan Kamil And His Family Have Arrived In The Country, But Don't Want To Accept Guests First

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JAKARTA - West Java Governor Ridwan Kamil is scheduled to arrive in his homeland on Friday, June 3 this afternoon. However, for some time to come, Ridwan Kamil does not want to accept guests first.

"The governor has arrived at three o'clock. For now he doesn't want to be visited, the only thing that can be accepted is me and my family tomorrow at 11 pm," said Deputy Governor Uu Ruzhanul Ulum, after praying the magical prayer for Ridwan Kamil's son, Emmeril Kahn Mumtadz (Eril) at the Baitul Faizin Mosque, Cibinong, Bogor Regency, Friday, June 3, quoted from Antara.

He admitted that he did not know when Ridwan Kamil would start receiving guests again. However, what is certain is that a meeting between Ridwan Kamil and several officials will be scheduled.

"There will be a schedule for officials or anyone who is present to pray," said Uu.

Previously, the search for Emmeril Kahn Mumtadz, the eldest son of the Governor of West Java Ridwan Kamil who went missing in the Aare River, Switzerland, continued even though his parents had returned to Indonesia.

Based on a written statement from the Indonesian Embassy in Bern, Friday, Ridwan Kamil and his wife and family returned to the country on Thursday afternoon (2/6) to carry out their duties as Governor.

"Monitoring of search efforts, coordination with the Indonesian Embassy in Bern, and communication with Swiss authorities will continue to be carried out by Eril's uncle, namely Mr. Elpi Nazmuzaman and his family representatives who arrived in Bern on Wednesday (1/6)," the statement said, referring to the name Emily's call.

As of Wednesday evening, Eril's parents are still walking along the banks of the Aare River to check potential places in the search for Eril to find several travel routes, both land and water that can be safely reached.*