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Food Station Beeikan Bantuan Beras Dan Minya Untuk 30 ribu Paket Sembako

Food Station Provides Rice and Cooking Oil for Staple Food Packages

PT. Food Station Tjipinang Jaya (FSTJ) collaborates with Baznas Bazis DKI Jakarta to distribute staple foods for citizens affected by Coronavirus Disease (COVID-19) pandemic.

We provide five kilograms of rice and one liter of cooking oil in each packages

Through this collaboration, Food Station provided rice and cooking oil for each packages that will be distributed to those in needs.

"We provide five kilograms of rice and one liter of cooking oil in each packages. There are 30 thousand staple food packages in total," informed Suratmin, Food Station Corporate Secretary, Wednesday (4/22).

Yayasan Kampung Silat Petukangan Receives Assistance

According to him, PD. Dharma Jaya and Baznas Bazis DKI Jakarta have prepared schedules thus those packages can be distributed in stages in order to prevent people from gathering. While for distribution is entrusted to Baznas Bazis DKI Jakarta because this agency has the data of people who are eligible to receive assistance.

"In total, there are 30 thousand staple food packages. Its financing is managed by Baznas Basis DKI Jakarta,"he added.

He hopes those assistance can ease the burden of people who are experiencing difficulties due to COVID-19 pandemic.

"Hopefully it could help people's economy," he closed.

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