In the circulating video, it shows an Islamic preacher conducting a ruqyah process on the edge of a bridge. The preacher is seen pouring mineral water, which has been previously prayed upon, onto the bridge. A banner with the words "Your life is valuable, don't commit suicide here" is seen installed on the side of the bridge.

According to Candra, there are many factors why people choose to end their lives. Besides economic factors, other triggers include romantic problems or even a series of life issues that come one after another and make someone desperate to commit suicide. Candra emphasizes that no matter the reason, suicide is not in accordance with the divine values, faith, morals, and humanity of any religious teachings, especially Islam.

Because, according to Candra, throughout 2020-2024, many patients who came to him experienced depression and hallucinations. "This ruqyah effort is a preventive step that we take to reduce suicide cases around Jembatan 1 Barelang to Jembatan 6," he said, as quoted from Linggau Pos, Monday, July 22, 2024.

He added, rukiah is not only used to ward off supernatural disturbances, but also as physical therapy and psychological disorders. In fact, some of his patients have revealed plans to jump off the Barelang Bridge but failed after rukiah.

Candra suggests several steps to avoid negative disturbances, including maintaining the five daily prayers, regularly reading the Quran, paying zakat, giving charity, attending religious lectures, as well as reading short letters and the verse of the throne after prayers. "We hope that with these efforts, there will be no more suicide cases at Barelang Bridge and the people of Batam and Riau Islands can live peacefully and happily," said Candra.