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Reporter: Ikhsan Madjido
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STUDENTS OF The State Islamic
Institute (IAIN) in Palu, will no longer study in emergency classes after the
earthquake and tsunami struck the campus on September 28, 2018.
“Yes, God Willing, lectures will no longer take place in emergency
classes,” said Deputy Rector of IAIN for Public Administration, Finance
and Planning, Dr. Kamaruddin, in Palu IAIN, Wednesday (05/29/2019). PR IAIN
reports.
classes,” said Deputy Rector of IAIN for Public Administration, Finance
and Planning, Dr. Kamaruddin, in Palu IAIN, Wednesday (05/29/2019). PR IAIN
reports.
Kamaruddin said, the lack of class due to the damage caused by the
earthquake and tsunami disaster, is now slowly being overcome by IAIN Palu
involving the government and state-owned enterprises.
earthquake and tsunami disaster, is now slowly being overcome by IAIN Palu
involving the government and state-owned enterprises.
Whereas, he said, currently the work to rehabilitate the SBSN lecture
building damaged by the tsunami is almost complete and can be used for lectures
in the near future.
building damaged by the tsunami is almost complete and can be used for lectures
in the near future.
“The first floor of the building, in the near future or after Eid
al-Fitr, may already be utilized for the lecture process,” he said.
al-Fitr, may already be utilized for the lecture process,” he said.
Not only on the first floor, the entire building which was built with
the cost of a three-storey State Syaria Securities (SBSN) with a capacity of
approximately 54 classes, has been used for the lecture process.
the cost of a three-storey State Syaria Securities (SBSN) with a capacity of
approximately 54 classes, has been used for the lecture process.
“All facilities for supporting academic activities became our
focus after the disaster hit IAIN Palu. We strive to provide good academic
services, who are competent to support the achievement of quality, quality and
academic competitiveness post-disaster,” Kamaruddin said.
focus after the disaster hit IAIN Palu. We strive to provide good academic
services, who are competent to support the achievement of quality, quality and
academic competitiveness post-disaster,” Kamaruddin said.
The State Islamic Institute (IAIN) of Palu, rehabilitating buildings
and other facilities affected by the tsunami disaster of approximately Rp. 30
billion, comes from the State Budget (APBN).
and other facilities affected by the tsunami disaster of approximately Rp. 30
billion, comes from the State Budget (APBN).
“The rehabilitation is only to restore the function of the
tsunami-affected building,” he said.
tsunami-affected building,” he said.
Kamaruddin stated that all technical arrangements were managed directly
by the central government through the Ministry of Public Works and Public
Housing.
by the central government through the Ministry of Public Works and Public
Housing.
“We, IAIN Palu only accept the results of the rehabilitation.
Indeed, we propose to the central government to do rehabilitation of buildings
and facilities affected by the tsunami,” he said. **
Indeed, we propose to the central government to do rehabilitation of buildings
and facilities affected by the tsunami,” he said. **
