Regent Releases Free Floating Health Clinic Services
Reported by Suparni | Translated by Nugroho Adibrata
We appreciate the free health services for the residents through this floating clinic
Thousand Islands Regent Junaedi, released the departure of the Fatahillah archipelago remote island vessel (KM JPTN) from the Pier 16, Ancol, North Jakarta. The vessel is used as a floating clinic that will provide free health services for residents on Lancang and Untung Jawa islands, South Thousand Islands sub-district.
He said, it is a social assistance in the health sector from the company PT Kimia Farma, which is a State-Owned Enterprise (BUMN) in collaboration with the Al-Quran Waqf Agency (BWA).
Mobile Floating Clinic to Serve Thousand Islands Residents"We appreciate the free health services for the residents through this floating clinic," he expressed, Monday (12/21).
In the floating clinic service, it would also collaborate with the Health Sub-agency in terms of medical personnel and medicinal needs.
"Hopefully its service can run smoothly and will be continued to nine other residential islands in six sub-districts," he explained.
While, BWA Agency Chief Executive Officer Heru Binawan added it would operate from December 21-23.
"We have prepared two general practitioners and five paramedics to serve the people on the two islands for free," he stated.
