Emotional Tears As Regent Sujiwo Confirms Bu Eli’s House Will Be Rebuilt
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| Emotional moment as Regent Sujiwo confirms Bu Eli’s unsafe house in Sungai Kakap will soon be rebuilt, bringing new hope to her struggling family in Kubu Raya. |
KUBU RAYA — An emotional scene unfolded at the home of Bu Eli, a resident of Parit Cek Mina Hamlet, Sungai Itik Village, Sungai Kakap District, Kubu Raya Regency, as her nearly collapsing house finally received direct attention from the local government.
The visit by Kubu Raya Regent H. Sujiwo, SE, M.Sos, on Sunday (April 5, 2026), brought a ray of hope to Bu Eli and her family, who have long lived under difficult circumstances.
During the heartfelt moment, Bu Eli could not hold back her tears after hearing confirmation that her house would soon be rebuilt to become safe and livable.
“Thank you, Mr. Regent, thank you, God, You have heard our prayers,” she said softly, her voice trembling with emotion.
Bu Eli’s Family Condition Raises Concern
Bu Eli’s family situation has drawn serious concern due to their extremely difficult living conditions.
She lives next to her parents, both of whom face severe physical limitations. Her father suffers from paralysis, while her mother is visually impaired.
Adding to the hardship, two of Bu Eli’s siblings are living with mental health disorders.
With these challenges, the family has had no financial capacity to repair or rebuild their deteriorating home. The structure has suffered heavy damage and poses safety risks to its occupants.
Quick Response From Local Government
The presence of the Regent and his delegation was part of a swift response after receiving reports about the unsafe condition of the family’s home.
During the visit, Regent Sujiwo was accompanied by members of the West Kalimantan Provincial Legislative Council, Agus Sudarmansyah and Moch. Darwis, along with several regional officials.
Also present were Head of the Public Works Office Supratmansyah, Head of the Agriculture Office Agus Siswandi, Head of the Fisheries Office Yoga P, Sungai Kakap District Head Junaidi, the Sungai Itik Village Head, as well as neighborhood leaders.
At the site, the delegation directly inspected the severely damaged structure and spoke with Bu Eli to understand her family’s most urgent needs.
Local authorities confirmed that concrete steps would soon be taken to ensure Bu Eli and her family could live in a safe and proper home.
Regent Emphasizes Government Responsibility
During the visit, Regent Sujiwo emphasized that the government would not ignore residents facing hardship.
“We are here to ensure affected residents receive attention and assistance. It is our responsibility as a government to always be present among the people,” he stated firmly.
His statement highlighted the administration’s commitment to providing social protection and support for vulnerable communities.
A Reminder Of Social Solidarity
This moment also serves as a reminder of the importance of social care and community solidarity.
Government presence during difficult times not only provides physical support but also restores hope and reassurance for families facing hardship.
Bu Eli’s story stands as a powerful example of how compassion and timely government action can change lives and bring renewed hope to those in need.
FAQ
1. Who is Bu Eli in this story?
Bu Eli is a resident of Parit Cek Mina Hamlet, Sungai Itik Village, Sungai Kakap District, Kubu Raya Regency, whose house was severely damaged and unsafe to live in.
2. Who visited Bu Eli’s house?
Her house was visited directly by Kubu Raya Regent H. Sujiwo, along with members of the provincial legislature and local officials.
3. What assistance was provided to Bu Eli?
The local government confirmed that her house will soon be rebuilt to make it safe and livable.
4. Why is Bu Eli’s family condition considered critical?
Because her father is paralyzed, her mother is visually impaired, and two siblings live with mental health disorders, leaving the family unable to repair the house themselves.
5. What was the purpose of the government visit?
To inspect the damaged house, assess the family’s needs, and ensure immediate steps are taken to provide assistance.
