JAKARTA, NNC – Spokesman of Ahmadiyah Indonesia Congregation (JAI), Yendra Budiana said that of most of the 24 refugees who were victims of the Ahmadiyah Community House, of Grepek Tanak Eat Village, Greneng Village, East Lombok, West Nusa Tenggara were women.

Yendra also explained, all the congregation who fled are still in East Lombok Resort Police HQ after the incident.

“There are 21 women and children, and only three men, some of whom are working, and are out of town,” Yendra told CNN.

Yendra said they hoped to return to their homes in Grepek Tanak Eat village, and live life as usual.

“As stated by the Governor of West Nusa Tenggara, Mr. Guru Bajang guarantees to rehabilitate their properties,” Yendra said.

The three-time attack resulted in eight houses destroyed and four motorcycles. damaged

According to Yendra, the issue is an old problem that should be prevented if the regional government was paying more attention and provide more guidance.

“The absence of law enforcement against the perpetrators, and hatred was let to thrive,” he said.

Yendra said there are currently about a thousand members of the Ahmadiyah community in West Nusa Tenggara who feel threatened.

“The data are recorded around 1,000s but they do not want to appear because they feel threatened,” said Yendra.