Wanita Kesurupan Nyi Roro Kidul Suruh Salat Mistik Semoga Korban Lion Air Ditemukan Semua

JAKARTA – Video perempuan kesurupan Nyi Roro Kidul viral di media sosial. Wanita berjilbab itu kesurupan di pantai yang diduga berada di wilayah Karawang, Jawa Barat.

Dalam video tersebut, perempuan berhijab itu tampak duduk di pantai sambil menangis. Di belakangnya tampak kerumunan massa menyaksikan perempuan tersebut. Sebagiannya lagi memandang ke lautan.

“Tolong sampaikan sama orang-orang yang di sini, jika pengen cepat-cepat yang di sana keambil, sesuai Magrib salat mistik sama baca (surat) Yasin 41 kali, surat jin dan surat Nuh, biar semuanya keluar tuntas,” ucapnya.

Ia mengaku kasihan dengan kondisi Indonesia, terlalu banyak pengorbanan. Ia juga kasihan dengan para korban yang belum ditemukan. Mereka dinantikan keluarga dan kerabatnya.

“Atas nama dari Pelabuhan Ratu, Ibu Roro Kidul, saya mohon kiranya sudi semuanya melakukan ini, saya mohon. kasihan sama yang di sana, mereka orang tuanya pada nunggu semuanya,” tandasnya.

Wanita kesurupan itu direkam oleh seorang perempuan muda. Perekam juga merekam suasana pantai yang dikerumuni massa.

“Percaya tidak percaya, tapi emang itu kenyataannya. Yang ia sampaikan ialah positif semua. Dia menyuruh kita salat mistik segala macam. Positif thinking aja, semoga semuanya ditemukan secepatnya, amin,” ucap perempuan muda tersebut, mengakhiri rekamannya.

Wanita kesurupan di pantai

Video ini diunggah oleh akun Facebook Delia Maulida dan dibagikan di salah satu grup Facebook.

“Allahu alam. Hanya allah yg tau sgalanya. Ibu ini ktanya kesurupan dn brpsn kpd semua biar mlakukn sholat ghaib mmbca surat yasin dn surat nuh
Agar korban PEAWAT LION AIR segera d temukn Krn smpai ketika ini semua korban blm ketemu meskipun dgn mnggunakn alat2 canggih,” tulisnya.

“Mari kita doakn biar saudra2 kita yg trtimpah tragedi alam agr sbr dn tabah . Yg mnjdi korban smga khusnul khotimah AAMIIN YA ROBAL SLAMIN,” tambahnya.

Berikut video perempuan kesurupan Nyi Roro Kidul meminta warga salat mistik dan baca surat Yasin biar semua korban ditemukan:

Sebelumnya, Basarnas mengatakan, sebanyak 37 kantong mayit korban pesawat Lion Air JT 610 sudah dikirim ke RS Polri.

“Kemarin sudah kita sampaikan ada 24 kantong mayit yang sudah kita kirim ke RS Polri, hari ini sanggup pelengkap 13 lagi sehingga ada 37 kantong mayit yang sudah kita kirim ke DVI RS Polri,” kata Kepala Deputi Bidang Operasi dan Kesiapsiagaan Basarnas, Nugroho Budi Wiryanto, dalam jumpa pers di kantor Basarnas, Jakarta, Selasa (30/10/2018).

Selain itu, timnya menemukan serpihan-serpihan pesawat. Ada juga barang-barang korban hingga kartu identitas.

“Kemudian kita mendapat serpihan-serpihan, kemudian barang-barang milik korban, kartu identitas, dan sebagainya,” ujarnya.

Jenazah korban Lion Air JT 610 dievakuasi

Hingga kemarin, sudah ada 52 kartu identitas yang ditemukan. Kartu identitas itu berupa KTP, KTA, ataupun BPJS.

Seperti diketahui, pesawat Lion Air JT 610 jatuh di Tanjung Karawang, Senin 29 Oktober 2018. Pesawat ini mengangkut 181 penumpang, terdiri dari 124 laki-laki, 54 perempuan, satu belum dewasa dan 2 bayi.

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