BEKASI —-— Weebz Mandiri distributed donations worth IDR 10 million through Dompet Dhuafa to help victims of flash floods in Aceh, West Sumatra, and North Sumatra on Friday (12/12/2025). The symbolic handover of donations took place at Gudang Indo Blok C1, Kaliabang Raya, North Bekasi.
The donation handover was attended by representatives from Weebz Mandiri, including Julino, the Managing Director, and Winda, the Human Resources Manager. On behalf of Dompet Dhuafa, the event was represented by the Partnership Team, Muhammad Zidni and Pradila Maulia.
As an aside, Weebz Mandiri is a company operating in the field of technology and instrument solutions for industrial needs. The company provides technical services and products to support operations across various sectors, including energy and manufacturing.
Managing Director of Weebz Mandiri, Julino, hopes that the flood survivors affected can quickly recover.
“Hopefully, the victims of the disaster will recover soon, both physically and in terms of infrastructure, as well as mentally and psychologically,” said Julino.
Julino also expressed appreciation to Dompet Dhuafa for serving as the community’s extended hand in distributing aid.
“Hopefully, all of Dompet Dhuafa’s team’s work will go smoothly,” he said.
Meanwhile, Weebz Mandiri’s Human Resources Manager, Winda, revealed that she felt heartbroken upon seeing a baby who was forced to eat instant noodles because there was no other food available.
“The baby is in the growth stage. But his parents are forced to feed him instant noodles because there is no other food available,” said Winda with teary eyes.
“Especially since I have a baby myself, I really understand how painful it is to be a parent,” she added.
Responding to this, Muhammad Zidni said that the disaster in Sumatra does indeed need serious attention.
“Because many public facilities have been damaged and bridges have collapsed. So aid to several isolated areas has been hampered,” he said.
Zidni said that of the three affected provinces, Aceh Tamiang was among the worst hit. For this reason, the Dompet Dhuafa team, through the Disaster Management Center (DMC), has been deployed to several locations, including Aceh.
Pradila Maulia added that the Dompet Dhuafa team will continue to provide support to the affected victims. This includes accompanying survivors through the evacuation, incubation, and recovery phases.
Currently, based on the latest report from BNPB, there is still a need for ready-to-eat food, baby diapers, clean water, communication devices, and supplies for the elderly.
Through collaboration and support from various parties, Dompet Dhuafa is committed to ensuring that the basic needs of survivors are met until they can return to their normal lives.
Dompet Dhuafa invites all Indonesians to join in helping our brothers and sisters in Aceh and other affected areas through digital.dompetdhuafa.org/donasi/prayforsumatera. (Dompet Dhuafa)
Text and photos: Aji Pangestu
Editor: Dhika