Bringing Hope in Humanity to Majene
The group had been volunteering since Friday (15/1), the first day an earthquake struck Majene, to help refugees of the disaster in the regency.
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Earthquake survivors brought aid through land landslides in the village of Kabkir, Ulumanda District, Majene Regency, West Sulawesi, on Wednesday (20/1/2021).
It was still dark Wednesday (20/1/2021) when Yayat and a dozen of his fellow students left Majene, the provincial capital of West Sulawesi, and headed to Kabiraan village, which had been cut off because of the recent earthquake.
Their lecturer, Zakir Sabara, accompanied the group of industrial engineering students from the Muslim University of Indonesia (UMI) in Makassar, South Sulawesi. The group had been volunteering since Friday (15/1), the first day an earthquake struck Majene, to help refugees of the disaster in the regency.