
ACTNews, BANYUASIN - Global Wakaf - ACT has
begun the construction of 26 Family Waqfs Well in Sri Kembang Village, Betung Subdistrict,
Banyuasin Regency, South Sumatra. On Wednesday (12/18), the team successfully
dug five holes for the Family Waqf Wells.
"Alhamdulillah, on the first day we dug
five holes for the 26 Family Waqf Wells that we have planned. Our target is
indeed 5 wells that we can complete every week, "said Reza Ardiansyah as
the Head of the South Sumatra ACT Program, Thursday (12/19).
According to the Global Wakaf – ACT team, the
digging of the wells can be done in less than three days. The installation of a
well ring takes at least two days. The building materials to make the well rings
are also on their way to the location.
Sri Kembang Village is an area suffering from a clean water crisis. During dry season, the water sources will dry up completely, and, eventually, the residents will rely on the village mosque to meet their daily water needs.
The Global Wakaf – ACT team is digging one
of the wells. (ACTNews)
"During dry season, the water sources
completely dry up because Sri Kembang Village is surrounded by oil palm
plantations. Residents sometimes rely on the water from a water puddle that is
not suitable for drinking. Fortunately, there is a company that relays water to
the village mosque, so that residents can get clean water from the mosque during
dry season, "said Reza.
From 2015 to 2019, Global Wakaf has built
363 wells spread across 23 provinces in Indonesia, benefitting 380,423 people.
These wells were built thanks to the helping hands of generous people who were
willing to give their wealth to bring happiness to others. []