"Dream - The body of a resident of Jipurapah Village, Plandaan District, Jombang Regency, East Java, had to be carried for three kilometers because the family could not afford to pay for an ambulance. In a video circulating on social media, the body of a man named Paiman (70) can be seen being carried by several villagers. Paiman passed away in Marmoyo Village, which is three kilometers from his home. Tragically, that village actually has an ambulance. However, it cannot be used due to regulatory issues. Jumadi (38), Paiman's son-in-law, said that his father-in-law died on Monday, August 5, 2024, in the early hours."

"Kades Jipurapah Hadi Sucipto narrated that the deceased went to a neighboring village to see a midwife. Before reaching the destination, the deceased, who was accompanied by his child, claimed he needed to use the bathroom. They then stopped by his relative's place. 'It turns out he didn't come out of the bathroom, and he had passed away,' he said, as reported by merdeka.com."

"The village ambulance is not allowed to transport corpses or deceased individuals according to the regulations. There is a regional regulation concerning this. There was previously a socialization regarding the use of the village ambulance; it is not permitted to transport corpses, that’s how it is," he said. Eventually, the family, assisted by several residents, agreed to carry the coffin to the deceased's home. "That was the family’s agreement, so they did not use the funeral ambulance," he stated.\u00a0"