Portrait of Denny Sumargo Delivering Aid of Rp 1.7 Billion for the Victims of Mount Lewotobi in NTT

Kapanlagi.com - Denny Sumargo once again shows his concern for others. On Thursday (1/9/2025), Denny delivered aid worth Rp 1.7 billion to the victims of the eruption of Mount Lewotobi in East Nusa Tenggara (NTT). The distribution of aid was carried out directly at the disaster-affected location, which was enthusiastically welcomed by the local residents.

The aid consisted of essential needs such as food, school bags, and clean water, which are desperately needed by the victims. The residents receiving the aid could not hide their happiness, with some even seen crying tears of joy. This moment of aid delivery was captured by Denny through a video post on Instagram, which quickly received positive responses from netizens.

Denny's initiative to distribute this aid also serves as a response to the controversy surrounding the use of the Rp 1.7 billion donation fund from Agus Salim. With full responsibility, Denny ensures that the funds are used to help those who truly need it, putting an end to various previous speculations.

1. The Arrival Moment of Denny Sumargo at the Disaster Location

Portrait of Denny Sumargo Delivering Aid Worth Rp 1.7 Billion for the Victims of Lewotobi in NTT (credit: instagram/sumargodenny)

On Thursday (1/9/2025), Denny Sumargo arrived in East Nusa Tenggara to deliver aid to the victims of the Lewotobi volcano eruption. His presence was enthusiastically welcomed by the residents who had been waiting for the assistance. A video posted on Instagram showed the happiness of the residents as they received essential items such as food and school bags.

“It’s time for us to drink clean water,” said Denny, accompanied by cheers from the grateful residents receiving the aid.

2. Delivery of Aid Worth Rp 1.7 Billion

Portrait of Denny Sumargo Delivering Aid of Rp 1.7 Billion for the Victims of Mount Lewotobi in NTT (credit: instagram/sumargodenny)

Denny Sumargo distributed a donation of Rp 1.7 billion, sourced from Agus Salim's funds. This aid was packaged in the form of essential supplies that the eruption victims desperately needed. The residents appeared emotional, with some even crying tears of joy.

Before leaving the location, Denny conveyed a message for the community to remain hopeful and pray that disasters do not occur again. “Let us pray together so that Mount Lewotobi stops and gives us peace,” he said.

3. Positive Responses from Residents and Netizens

Portrait of Denny Sumargo Delivering Aid of Rp 1.7 Billion for the Victims of Mount Lewotobi in NTT (credit: instagram/sumargodenny)

Positive reactions came not only from residents but also from netizens. Many praised this step as a form of social responsibility that inspires. In his Instagram post, Denny wrote briefly: “Finish,” with a trophy emoji, indicating the completion of this significant task.

Netizens also commented, “Alhamdulillah thousands of our brothers are happy,” and referred to Denny's decision as a wise step.

4. Transparent Donation Management

Portrait of Denny Sumargo Donating IDR 1.7 Billion for Gunung Lewotobi Victims in NTT (credit: instagram/sumargodenny)

Denny Sumargo demonstrated transparency in managing funds, ensuring that every aid reaches those who truly need it. This also resolves the controversy surrounding the use of Agus Salim's donation money.

The decision to redirect funds to disaster victims received widespread support. “Hopefully, this will be the end of the donation money drama,” wrote a netizen.

5. Hopes of the Residents and Message from Denny Sumargo

Portrait of Denny Sumargo Donating IDR 1.7 Billion for Gunung Lewotobi Victims in NTT (credit: instagram/sumargodenny)

Before leaving the location, Denny delivered a touching closing message. “May God grant His grace from the heavens and calm our hearts,” he expressed. The residents welcomed him with heartfelt thanks for Denny's attention and concern.

6. Where did the IDR 1.7 billion funding come from?

The funds came from donations from Agus Salim that were redirected to disaster victims.

7. What was the residents' reaction to this aid?

The residents felt very touched, many were grateful for Denny Sumargo's concern.

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