Looking Sad, Emil Dardak Visits His Burnt Workplace

Emil Dardak visited his workspace located in the wing of the Grahadi building that burned down on Saturday, (30/8) last week. He looked sad seeing the debris of the charred building.

"The west side of Grahadi, which is close to the road, was affected by this concerning incident, and its condition has been burned.In this place, there are several working units of the provincial government including our task room and the media personnel's workspace," Emil wrote in his Instagram post on Monday, (1/9).

Emil showed some sides of the building that had turned to charcoal. He lamented the burning of his workspace which was close to the media room in Grahadi.

"Here is where various coordination, policy formulation, and public services, including the presence of various community elements and partner institutions, have been carried out all this time," Emil wrote.

Emil stated that he will continue to be committed to serving the community. He also regrets the damage to public facilities and hopes this will be the last time."We are even more concerned about the destruction of facilities that are directly used by the community, such as public spaces, as well as the museum collection in Kediri that was looted," he continued.

Emil also requested prayers so that after this moment, he and the East Java Provincial Government can conduct deep introspection. "Please allow us your blessings in prayer, and that after this moment, with the spirit of introspection, we, all public servants, will be able to work better in the future," he emphasized.

Through Instagram, Arumi Bachsin expressed the current condition of her family. She is grateful that her family is in good condition and thanks everyone for the prayers offered for her and her family.