Gading Marten Uploads Donations For Indra Bekti, Includes Aldila Jelita Account

Donation of Indra Bekti

JAKARTA - The decision of Indra Bekti's wife, Aldila Jelita to raise donations received a negative response from netizens. However, after uploading the donationraising was deleted, Gading Marten actually provided support by uploading donations for the presenter by including Aldila's account number.

Gading invited netizens to help ease the burden on Indra Bekti's medical expenses after the blood vessel surgery on his head.

"We invite all of our friends to help ease the burden of the medical costs of our friends, Indra Bekti-postoperative blood vessels on their heads," wrote the caption in the poster.

"And ask for prayers and support for healing for our friend Indra Bekti, so that it can be given smoothness in the healing process and can return to activities," wrote Gading on Instagram, quoted Monday, January 3.

It was not only Gading who provided donation support, Aldi Taher previously admitted that he supported Aldila Jelita's decision to open donations by contributing Rp. 1 million.

Dhila herself claimed to have received assistance from several friends. However, it seems that the assistance is not enough. I have broadcasted to several friends, thank God there are some who have given their kindness and sincerity. Hopefully those who hear this can help Mas Bekti, hope that there will be good hands who can help Mas Bekti until he is healthy," Aldilla Jelita told the media crew on Saturday, December 31.

To be able to get more donations, Dhila decided to upload it to social media. Later there will be a broadcast, I'll also put it on my IG. Some friends will flash, God willing, there will be a lot of help. Hopefully, there will be many hands that match the budget for this hospital," he said.

Cipta, Indra Bekti's younger brother, said that Indra Bekti actually had some insurance to cover medical expenses, but the insurance could not be used. "I asked his team (Indra Bekti), there is insurance, it's just declined," said Cipta to the media crew at Abdi Waluyo Hospital, Jakarta, on Monday, January 2.

The younger brother himself did not know the details about the insurance. "The insurance is how much we don't know, but the information I know is that some are declined. Yes, we will still try," he said.