Kamis 01 Oct 2015 17:27 WIB

Jakarta-Bekasi Embarkation 61 asks for early return

Rep: C09/ Red: Julkifli Marbun
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Foto: Antara/Septianda Perdana
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REPUBLIKA.CO.ID, MECCA -- Mina incident left psychological trauma for pilgrims who were on the Road 204 when the incident occurred. Hajj Committee of Saudi Arabia will simplify the process of filing tanazul or mutation of the fleet of pilgrims who became victims, who wanted to go home early.

Chairman of fleet JKS 61 Jakarta-Bekasi embarkation, Aceng Sukandar, said that some pilgrims already asked for home early. He had already prepared a submission form of tanazul.

Fleet JKS 61 Jakarta-Bekasi Embarkation was a fleet from Indonesia with most victims of Mina incident. Aceng stated that there were 25 pilgrims of fleet JKS 61 who died. In addition, fleet JKS 61 also still lost of 37 people.

"Seven pilgrims have been returned after the incident," he said.

Aceng also tried to help searching pilgrims who have not returned to the lodging. Every night, he came to the photo room at Al Muaisim. Every day, he also took care of the burial of victims to maktab.

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