Fire Education Through Flying Fox in Tanjung Priok
Reported by Budhi Firmansyah Surapati | Translated by Nugroho Adibrata
I really enjoyed it, hopefully this can be held again during car free day
A bunch of kids looked clustered at the intersection of Jalan Danau Sunter Selatan, Tanjung Priok, North Jakarta, Sunday (8/25) morning.
Kids Enjoy Flying Fox Attractions at Car Free Day EventsThey looked orderly in line, waiting their turn to try the flying fox ride provided by the North Jakarta Thousand Islands Fire and Rescue Sub-agency during car free day.
As experienced by Ika Arfianti (8), who was happy to try the flying fox. "I'm very happy and this is the first time for me," she expressed, while smiling.
The same joy also expressed by Muhammad Faik Izal Hasan (7), a citizen of Rorotan, Cilincing, North Jakarta. He admitted that he was not afraid to glide over the mine.
"I really enjoyed it, hopefully this can be held again during car free day," he told.
North Jakarta Thousand Islands Fire and Rescue Sub-agency Head, Heri Kiswoyo explained that this flying fox was one of the equipment exhibited at car free day.
"This is one of our education ways for them to not be afraid when rescue at height. We also introduced portable fire extinguisher (APAR) and firefighter profession," he stated.
