Terrorists Attack Mosques, DMI Send Teams To New Zealand

Polman, Sulbarkita.com -- Deputy General Chairperson of the Indonesian Mosque Council Daily (DMI), Syafruddin Kambo said he would send a team to New Zealand. This was revealed when he attended his niece's wedding party reception, Miskiah Manggazali and Ipda Muh. Rum, at Gedung Gadis, Polewali on Sunday, March 17, 2019.

However, Syafruddin who is also the Minister of Administrative Reform and Bureaucratic Reform (Menpan RB) did not explain further the purpose of New Zealand. He chose to hurry to leave the place. Nevertheless, the former Deputy Chief of Police of the Republic of Indonesia (Deputy Chief of Indonesian Police) responded to media inquiries about the shooting tragedy that occurred in two mosques in New Zealand that killed dozens of people on Friday, March 15, 2019 ago.

Syafruddin only appealed to all Muslims and mosque administrators in Indonesia to remain aware of the incident. He hopes that Muslims will maintain the peace and tranquility. "Stay aware of the incident, but must maintain peace in the Ukhuwah Islamiyah and Ukhuwah Insaniyah," he said.

In addition, Syafruddin said he would continue to monitor the latest developments and situations in New Zealand after a brutal shooting that killed dozens of worshipers of this mosque. "We just wait for the development, hopefully the law enforcement carried out in New Zealand can solve the problem," he said.

He said, as a representative of the IMF, he had interviewed approximately 38 media including live on one of the private television stations not long after the shooting. Therefore, he asked the local state authorities to immediately restore the situation so that the people felt safe again.

Syafruddin and his entourage arrived at the HS Stadium. Do not use a helicopter plane and go straight to the Girl Building where the nephew's wedding party takes place.

A number of high-ranking officials in West Sulawesi Province seemed to be present welcoming the arrival of the son of the area. Among them, the Governor of West Sulawesi, Ali Baal Masdar, North Sulawesi Regional Police Chief, Brigadier General Baharuddin Jafar, Acting Regional Secretary Polman, Andi Parial Patajangi and Polman Police Chief, AKBP Muhammad Rifai.

Ahmad G