West Java Provincial Government: The Location Of Eril's Burial Is Determined By The Family, We Can't Confirm The Point Yet

JAKARTA - The West Java Provincial Government has not been able to determine the location of the burial of the eldest son of Governor Ridwan Kamil, namely Emmeril Kahn Mumtadz or Eril in Indonesia.

"The location of the funeral is determined by the family, we can't confirm the location yet," said Head of the West Java Provincial Government Administration Bureau, Wahyu Mijaya, at the Pakuan State building, Bandung City, quoted by Antara, Thursday, June 9

Wahyu said the West Java Provincial Government was still coordinating with the extended family of Governor Ridwan Kamil. related to Eril's funeral.

In addition, continued Wahyu, the West Java Provincial Government also continues to coordinate with the Indonesian Embassy regarding the plan to return Eril's body to Indonesia.

"The pick-up plan is coordinated with the Indonesian Embassy's service. On Saturday or Sunday the deceased can already be in Jakarta and will go to Bandung. We are constantly talking with the family," he said.

Wahyu said that the funeral home to welcome Eril's body had not yet been decided.

"New information was obtained just now. Will the funeral home be here or his private house? It will be informed later. While there is no such agenda, it is possible to pick up only at the airport, not to Switzerland," he said.

Previously reported, West Java Governor Ridwan Kamil said the body of Emmeril Khan Mumtadz, who is familiarly called Eril, would arrive in Indonesia on Sunday, June 12. Eril's body will be buried the next day, Monday, June 13.

"Eril's body, God willing, will return to his homeland on Sunday and be buried on Monday," said Ridwan Kamil via the ridwankamil Instagram account, Thursday, June 9.

In a statement uploaded to his Instagram account, Ridwan Kamil expressed his gratitude to the Indonesian Embassy in Switzerland and the police/government of Bern City for their hard work in finding Eril who was missing in the Aare River, Bern Switzerland.

"Jazakallah to all those who helped in the search and to those who sincerely prayed for Eril, may Allah SWT repay all of your kindness and sincerity," he said.