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KSBB, Jakpro Distributes Social Aid to People Affected by COVID-19

PT Jakarta Propertindo (Jakpro) through a task force team, Jakarta Sigap Senusa (JSS) once again distributed social aid in the large-scale social collaboration (KSBB) program, on Thursday (6/4). They targeted people living in densely populated areas and social institutions.

We actually distribute 3 tons of rice and 50 boxes of Vitamin C from the Jakpro Group networking partner donation

The aid was sent to Jatipulo Urban Village, Palmerah Urban Village and Bina Laras Harapan Sentosa I Social Institution, Cengkareng Barat, Cengkareng, West Jakarta.

"Beneficiaries are based on Jakarta Development Collaboration Network (JDCN) data. We actually distribute 3 tons of rice and 50 boxes of Vitamin C from the Jakpro Group networking partner donation," said PT Jakarta Propertindo Corporate Communications Manager, Melisa Suciati.

PT Jakpro Distributes 840 Packages of Basic Needs

She explained the aid was directly received by the Jatipulo Urban Village Government Division Head Muhadi and was witnessed by Jakarta DPRD member Jupiter.

"We really appreciate for this aid. We'll distribute them soon through RT/RW to the needy," he stressed.

DPRD Member Jupiter also thanked for the concern of JSS and PT Jakpro for distributing aid to the community.

"Hopefully it will be beneficial for locals," he hoped.

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