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Semarang –
The body of former Minister of Law and Human Rights (former Minister of Justice) Prof. Muladi was buried in the Giri Tunggal Heroes Cemetery (TMP), Semarang City. The funeral procession was conducted by TNI personnel dressed in hazmat suits.
After traveling by land from Jakarta, the body arrived this afternoon and the funeral ceremony was carried out immediately. In the photo, TNI personnel on duty use white hazardous materials from the front desk to the funeral procession.
The funeral ceremony was in charge of the Rector of the Diponegoro University (Undip), Prof. Yos Johan Utama. Undip regretted that Muladi was chancellor from 1994 to 1998.
“He is not only a teacher, but also a role model for us. His strong voice in expressing justice and law enforcement reflects dignity and concern for others,” Yos said in his press release, Thursday (31 / 12/2020).
Yos said that as an expert in criminal law, Muladi has been instrumental in drafting laws to protect human rights (HAM). I pray that Muladi’s soul finds the best place in the eyes of God,
“As an expert in criminal law, he plays a critical role in law enforcement efforts and drafting laws to protect human rights. May the late Husnul Khotimah and get the best reward for his charity and dedication to his family, institutions and state. “Yos expected.
To point out, Professor Muladi died at the age of 77 at Gatot Soebroto Army Hospital on Thursday, December 31, 2020 at 6:45 am WIB. Earlier, on Thursday (12/17), the news that Professor Muladi tested positive for the Corona virus was transmitted by his daughter, Diah Sulistyani.
“Yes, it’s true. Ladies and gentlemen are exposed to (COVID-19) from the maids who come home every day,” said Professor Muladi’s second son, Diah Sulistyani, when asked for confirmation on Thursday ( 12/17).
 The funeral process of the former Minister of Justice Prof. Muladi at TMP Giri Tunggal Semarang, Thursday (12/31/2020) Photo: doc. Special |
However, it is not yet known whether the body of the Criminal Law Expert continues to be positive for COVID-19 or is negative.
(alg / ams)
