The recent collapse of the mushola at PONPES Al Khoziny in Sidoarjo, which occurred during the Ashar prayer, has raised significant concerns about structural safety and emergency response preparedness in religious institutions. Musholas, as small prayer spaces, are often community hubs, and such incidents impact not only the physical structure but also the emotional well-being of the worshippers and local residents. In emergency situations like this, rapid evacuation (#evakuasi) is critical to ensure the safety of those involved. The response teams must work efficiently to manage crowd control, provide medical assistance, and assess the stability of the remaining structure to prevent further injuries. Incorporating hashtags like #jtvjember and #sidoarjo highlights the regional focus of the event, attracting attention from local authorities and communities who may contribute support or resources. Structural failures during prayer times underline the importance of regular maintenance and inspection of religious buildings. Many such establishments might be older or constructed with limited resources, necessitating government or community initiatives to support renovations and enforce safety regulations. As the incident unfolds, sharing updates on social media platforms using localized tags #sidoarjo and #fyp enhances visibility and encourages community solidarity. It also helps spread awareness about safety measures, emergency contact information, and support channels for victims and their families. For individuals and administrators of similar institutions, this event serves as a vital reminder to conduct thorough structural evaluations regularly and develop clear evacuation plans. Being prepared can minimize harm and save lives during unforeseen accidents. Community members are encouraged to remain vigilant, support emergency responders, and advocate for safer worship environments moving forward.