USED localization of Blibis in RT 1 RW 1, Blibis hamlet, Patoman Village, Blimbingsari District, currently completely quiet from prostitution business activity. From approx 25 house in the Blibis neighborhood, mostly closed. Residents' activities also look quiet.
Tarwiyanti, 50, residents of Blibis revealed, currently the activity of prostitution in that place is completely closed. Residents no longer dare to enter commercial sex workers into Blibis.
Nevertheless, sometimes there are still a number of migrants who are determined and determined to live in that location. “Don't dare anymore, if anyone comes, yes we will let you know. All are not brave,” he said.
At the moment, Many people are changing professions, starting from selling or working outside the area. Meanwhile, those who remain in the location only depend on the activities of their neighbours. “Yes, the rest of the work is assisted by me,” he said.
The wife of the head of the RT 1 RW 1 Hamlet of Blibis reveals, currently in the area there are approx 16 a widow. Meanwhile, there are six widows who really need support.
“They are already getting old, also have children who are still in school. There are widows who have children who are still in elementary school, he needs help,” the light.
Tarwiyanti revealed, There are actually many forms of assistance that citizens need, but the most urgent and indeed needed every day is the need for food. Actually if followed, they also need to do home repairs as well as other needs.
“If asked yes need rice. Home surgery is also necessary, someone's house is about to collapse,” the light.
Actually for the needs of rice, some of them get rations of rice from the poor (rastra), while others have not. And sometimes if there is excess then it is distributed to those who are not registered. “Rice can. Later, if you haven't got it yet, if there is a surplus is shared,” clear.
Besides that, Residents' houses are also in a condition that is starting to become porous and can be dangerous and at risk of collapsing. Therefore, he hopes to be assisted soon for repairs. “There are two houses of residents who are interested in being proposed for house renovation, all widows,” he said.
Miswati, 60, one widow who has two elementary school age children confessed, she works every day to help out at a neighbour's house. One of them, by being a maid in the house of the head of the RT. “Can, I work alone, I have two children,” the light.
