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KUDUS - The Governor of Central Java, Ganjar Pranowo, is touched by the togetherness and mutual cooperation of the people in Kudus Regency in dealing with the flood disaster. Especially when he visited the Muria Kudus Christian Church, Tanjungkarang, Thursday, January 12.

The GKMI Tanjungkarang evacuation went viral because of the atmosphere of religious tolerance that was created there. Because apart from accommodating Christians, the church also accepts residents who are Muslims.

"Yesterday it went viral, so when I was passing by, it seemed GKMI Tanjungkarang Kudus and this was what was being used for the evacuation site," said Ganjar.

The beauty of solidarity

Refugees who are Muslim are allowed to use the hall to pray. While the general kitchen is assisted by teachers and students from SMK Assa'idiyyah 2 Kudus.

"So yesterday there was a spectacle that went viral, so the refugees were accommodated in the church, they were cooked here, they also worship here, it feels like everything is beautiful. Thank you all," he said.

On that occasion, Ganjar Pranowo appealed to residents and disaster stakeholders to pay attention to the condition of the refugees. From his observations, some began to complain of itching, ISPA, and abdominal pain.

"There will certainly be many diseases that have the potential to infect those in evacuation, so we also ask for control of the health team. Thank God, every post has a good health team," he said.

For information, GKMI Tanjungkarang accommodated 136 refugees who were residents of Tanjungkarang Village, Jati District, Kudus due to the impact of the floods.

Until now, the refugees are still staying at GKMI Tanjungkarang because the water has not receded. The church has been an evacuation post for more than a week.

Overall, currently, there are still 29 villages in 4 sub-districts in Kudus Regency which are inundated. In detail, there are nine villages in Mejobo District, namely Temulus, Mejobo, Payaman, Gulang, Hadiwarno, Kesambi, Kirig, Jojo, and Golantepus Villages.

Meanwhile, from Jati District, he said, as many as five villages were affected by the floods, including the villages of Jati Wetan, Tanjungkarang, Jetis Kapuan, Pasuruan Lor, and Jati Kulon.

Meanwhile, from Undaan District, there are four villages, including Karangrowo, Ngemplak, Undaan Lor, and Wates Villages.

There are seven villages in the affected areas in Kaliwungu District. Each of the villages of Setrokalangan, Kedungdowo, Blimbing Kidul, Banget, Garung Kidul, Prambanan Lor, and Gamong.

Then in Jekulo District there are also four villages, including Bulungcangkring, Bulung Kulon, Sadang, and Gondoharum Villages.


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