Awal added there would be open and closed security for the mosques. In addition to stationing police officers in the mosques, there would also be patrols around the mosques.
Source/Credit: The Jakarta Post
By Arya Dipa | July 9, 2013
Festive fasting: Residents flocked to the main thoroughfares in Semarang, Central Java, during the dugderan parade on Monday to welcome the Ramadhan fasting month which starts on Wednesday. The dugderan parade, a traditional Semarang way to welcome Ramadhan, consisted of various warak endog effigies, golden cart and floats. (JP/Ainur Rohmah)
The Bandung City Police have prepared its officers to safeguard four Ahmadiyah mosques in the city during the Ramadhan fasting month.
“We do not want any vandalism to take place again,” Bandung City Police deputy chief Adj. Sr. Comr. Awal Chairuddin said on Monday.
There are about 9,000 Ahmadis in Bandung and the four mosques are located in the Astana Anyar and Cibeunying Kaler districts.
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