You don't have javascript enabled. Good luck with that.
Pencarian
Pemprov DKI Sumbang 80 Ekor Sapi

City Donates 80 Cows

Jakarta Provincial Government donates sacrificial animals in form of 80 cows and 75 goats in Eid ul Adha this year to be distributed to five municipalities and Seribu Islands Administration.

It shows the enthusiasm of civil servants to sacrifice has increased

“The sacrificial animals’ slaughtering process is done at Cakung Animal Slaughterhouse (RPH) until tomorrow. We also distribute sacrificial animals to mosques in the capital city,” stated City Secretary Saefullah after Eid ul Adha prayer at City Hall, Sunday (10/5).

According to Saefullah, the number of sacrificial animals collected by Jakarta Provincial Government this year is increasing than last year.

Jokowi Donates 4 Cows to Manggarai Residents

“It shows the enthusiasm of civil servants to sacrifice has increased. We hope similar thing would happen next year or even more increase,” he expressed.

Meanwhile, Head of Jakarta Marine and Livestock Department, Darjamuni, told that his department sent 656 officers to examine 93,621 sacrificial animals spread in 1,375 RPHs in Jakarta. Thus, he ensures those sacrificial animals are in healthy condition and have met slaughtering requirements.

“We’ve coordinated with sacrificial animal suppliers to attach Animal Health Certificate (SKKH) on every animal,” he said.

Linked News
Popular News indeks
  1. Water Channel on Jalan SPG 7 Being Improved

    access_time18-09-2026 remove_red_eye837 personNurito
  2. Jakarta Pushes to Strengthen Food Ecosystem

    access_time18-09-2026 remove_red_eye615 personAldi Geri Lumban Tobing
  3. Pramono Departs for New York to Discuss Climate and Food Crises

    access_time18-09-2026 remove_red_eye583 personDessy Suciati
  4. Operations of the MV Doulos Hope Ship Library Delayed

    access_time18-09-2026 remove_red_eye569 personAnita Karyati
  5. Sumenep Park Revitalization to Be Aligned with Gresik River Flow

    access_time18-09-2026 remove_red_eye463 personFolmer