The DKI Jakarta Family Welfare Empowerment (PKK) Driving Team distributed 100 packages of sacrificial animal meat to Dasawisma cadres, Jumantik members, and residents in Kamal Village, Kalideres District, West Jakarta, on Thursday (May 28).
The sacrificial animal meat was symbolically handed over by the Deputy Chairperson of the DKI Jakarta PKK Driving Team, Dewi Indriati Rano Karno, at the Halimatul Huda Grand Mosque courtyard, RW 02, Kamal Village, Kalideres. Also present at this event was the Deputy Mayor of West Jakarta, Yuli Hartono.
According to Yuli, this meat comes from sacrificial animals provided by the DKI Jakarta Provincial Government, some of which were slaughtered by Perumda Dharma Jaya, while others were slaughtered by the Kamal Village staff.
“There are 50 packages of sacrificial meat from the Provincial Government given to the cadres, and 50 packages for underprivileged residents from the village,” he said.
Yuli expressed hope that the distribution of sacrificial animal meat would further strengthen the spirit of togetherness and social solidarity, as well as help meet the nutritional needs of families.
“We from the Mayor’s office have also carried out the slaughter of sacrificial animals. We plan to distribute all of it to eligible residents no later than tomorrow,” he added.
The Chairperson of the West Jakarta PKK Driving Team, Ety Syartika, added that the presence of the Deputy Chairperson of the DKI Jakarta PKK Driving Team and her staff is a tangible form of the Provincial Government’s care and attention to cadres and residents in Kamal Village.
“Hopefully, the cadres will become even more enthusiastic and demonstrate their performance to ensure the success of various government programs,” she emphasized.
Halimatul Huda Grand Mosque
Halimatul Huda Grand Mosque is a prominent Islamic landmark located in Medan, Indonesia. Built in the early 20th century, it was originally constructed by the Sultanate of Deli and later expanded to serve as a major center for worship and community activities. The mosque is known for its striking architecture, blending Malay and Middle Eastern influences, and remains an important cultural and religious site in the region.
Kamal Village
Kamal Village is a historic settlement located in the Giza Governorate of Egypt, known for its traditional rural architecture and agricultural heritage. The village dates back centuries and has preserved elements of ancient Egyptian and Islamic-era building styles, including mud-brick houses and narrow alleyways. Today, it offers visitors a glimpse into the timeless rhythms of Egyptian village life, set against the backdrop of the nearby pyramids and desert landscape.
Kalideres District
Kalideres District is an administrative area located in West Jakarta, Indonesia. Historically, it developed as a suburban region connected to Jakarta’s urban expansion, with its name derived from the local Kali Deres River. Today, it is known as a densely populated residential and industrial area, serving as a gateway to Jakarta’s western outskirts.
West Jakarta
West Jakarta is a diverse and historically rich administrative city in Indonesia’s capital, serving as a key area during the Dutch colonial era with landmarks like the old port of Sunda Kelapa and the Kota Tua (Old Town) district. Its history dates back to the 16th century when it
Halimatul Huda Grand Mosque
The Halimatul Huda Grand Mosque is a prominent Islamic cultural site located in Medan, Indonesia, built in the early 20th century. Originally constructed as a place of worship for the Malay community, it was later renovated and expanded to accommodate a growing congregation. The mosque is known for its distinctive architectural blend of Middle Eastern and local Malay styles, serving as both a religious center and a historical landmark.
Kamal Village
Kamal Village is a historic settlement in Egypt, located near the city of Luxor. It is known for its traditional mud-brick architecture and its role as a center for local crafts, such as pottery and weaving. The village has preserved its cultural heritage for centuries, offering visitors a glimpse into rural Egyptian life and ancient building techniques.
Kalideres District
Kalideres District is an administrative area located in West Jakarta, Indonesia. Historically, it developed from a rural settlement into a densely populated suburban district, largely shaped by urban expansion and the growth of transportation infrastructure connecting Jakarta to its outskirts. Today, it is known for its mix of residential areas, local markets, and the Kalideres Bus Terminal, a key transit hub for intercity buses.
West Jakarta
West Jakarta is a historic administrative city of Indonesia’s capital, known for its blend of colonial-era architecture and Chinese-Indonesian cultural heritage. It was the center of Dutch colonial power in the 17th and 18th centuries, with landmarks like the old port of Sunda Kelapa and the Kota Tua (Old Town) district. Today, it serves as a bustling commercial and residential area, preserving sites such as the Jakarta History Museum and Glodok’s Chinatown.
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