The 14th haul pilgrimage vehicle KH Muhammad Zaini Abdul Ghani or Sakumpul Guru Martapura who experiences problems when passing on Jalan A Yani kilometer (km) 21 Liang Anggang can get free service.
Monitoring Between South Kalimantan in Banjarmasin, Sunday, Emergency 508 Command Post Kuala Kapuas, Central Kalimantan, deployed around 30 mechanics to serve haul worshipers to 14 Sakumpul Teachers.
"For light engine damage or leaky tires we will serve for free," said M Alfiannor, one of the mechanics on the sidelines of the free service of pilgrims who damage vehicles.
According to him, hundreds of various types of motorbikes have been serviced since morning, most of which are flat tires and broken chains.
"If anyone wants an oil change, it can also cost the price of the oil, the service is free," he explained.
Alfian said that this free service was the second by Emergency 508 Kuala Kapuas as a social activity for the Sakumpul Guru haul.
"We are volunteers, because the Sakumpul Guru is our teacher. This is what we can contribute to the smooth running of the charismatic ulema program from Martapura, the famous capital of Banjar Regency," he said.
Meanwhile, there were also many other volunteers along Jalan A Yani. They handed out bottled mineral water and bread.
One of the haul worshipers, Nordin from Banjamasin said that he was greatly helped by the volunteers' charity activities.
"We can get a lot of free food and drinks when we travel. This is an extraordinary love for our teacher, the Haji Ijai Teacher or the Sakumpul Guru in Martapura (about 40 kilometers north of Banjarmasin)," he said.
Sakumpul teachers are charismatic scholars who died 5 Rajab 14 years ago on August 10, 2005. Even at the 13th haul event, President Jokowi was present with several ministers. Syamsuddin
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Monitoring Between South Kalimantan in Banjarmasin, Sunday, Emergency 508 Command Post Kuala Kapuas, Central Kalimantan, deployed around 30 mechanics to serve haul worshipers to 14 Sakumpul Teachers.
"For light engine damage or leaky tires we will serve for free," said M Alfiannor, one of the mechanics on the sidelines of the free service of pilgrims who damage vehicles.
According to him, hundreds of various types of motorbikes have been serviced since morning, most of which are flat tires and broken chains.
"If anyone wants an oil change, it can also cost the price of the oil, the service is free," he explained.
Alfian said that this free service was the second by Emergency 508 Kuala Kapuas as a social activity for the Sakumpul Guru haul.
"We are volunteers, because the Sakumpul Guru is our teacher. This is what we can contribute to the smooth running of the charismatic ulema program from Martapura, the famous capital of Banjar Regency," he said.
Meanwhile, there were also many other volunteers along Jalan A Yani. They handed out bottled mineral water and bread.
One of the haul worshipers, Nordin from Banjamasin said that he was greatly helped by the volunteers' charity activities.
"We can get a lot of free food and drinks when we travel. This is an extraordinary love for our teacher, the Haji Ijai Teacher or the Sakumpul Guru in Martapura (about 40 kilometers north of Banjarmasin)," he said.
Sakumpul teachers are charismatic scholars who died 5 Rajab 14 years ago on August 10, 2005. Even at the 13th haul event, President Jokowi was present with several ministers. Syamsuddin
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