Daughter Of Letda Munawir, Crew Of KRI Nanggala-402 Shocked At Her House Sent Grief Bung

Underwater image of KRI Nanggala (Source: Special)

JAKARTA - Letda Laut (P) Munawir died with 52 crew members of the KRI Nanggala-402 who drowned in waters north of Bali.

Letda Munawir's daughter, Aura Aulia, could not hide her sadness at the departure of her father on an assignment. Since Nanggala-402 was declared missing, Aura has been diligently writing her words on her Twitter.

"It's impossible ... my papa will definitely come back ... my papa will definitely go home ... plisss tell me if the ship can still be found," wrote Aulia on Twitter @siughtheeambiss on Saturday, April 24, 2021. long after Nanggala-402 was confirmed to have drowned as reported by Djawanews, Monday, April 26.

Now everything has been answered. All crew members are confirmed dead. Flowers as a sign of grief began to arrive throughout the victim's family home. No exception to the house of Letda Laut (P) Munawir.

"I was surprised tb2 there was a wreath in front of the house, usually my father who is often assigned to send bouquets now gets it," wrote Aura.

Not long after, Aura uploaded her father's photo again.

"Which heart is not beaten by first love for good. Losing a hero in life. This is hard, you can cry sadly, but don't get late, dear. He is inshaAllah a martyr. Always pray for him. Let's send Al-Fatihah * Pelukonline toAura. , "wrote @lucangtip in support.

"hello aura, i don't know u in real life and i'm not ur moots I hope he is Husnul Khotimah and will be placed in the best paradise of Allah. it's okay to be sad it's natural I know you can definitely skip this, "wrote @ 99reasonwhyy.

The TNI Commander Marshal Hadi Tjahjanto confirmed that the crew of the submarine died on Sunday, April 25 in Bali. The commander also expressed his deep condolences for the passing of his best soldiers.

Now the process of evacuating the submarine's body which was split into three parts is being pursued. The Joint SAR Team, assisted by friendly countries, is still in the ocean of Bali to carry the bodies to the mainland.