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Dalam Tiga Hari Satpol PP Bantu Pengangkutan 380 Tabung Oksigen

Three Days, Satpol PP Helps Transporting 380 Oxygen Cylinders

Jakarta Satpol PP deployed four trucks to transport oxygen cylinders to hospitals. On June 27-29, as many as 380 oxygen cylinders had been transported.

We deploy personnel and fleets to support oxygen supply, especially for patients in hospitals in order to handle COVID-19

Jakarta Satpol PP Head, Arifin stated, those oxygen cylinders had been distributed to hospitals, namely RSUD Sawah Besar, RSUD Taman Sari, RSUD Pademangan, and RSUD Budhi Asih.

"There are three personnel in each vehicle. We deploy personnel and fleets to support oxygen supply, especially for patients in hospitals in order to handle COVID-19," he asserted, Wednesday (6/30).

Covid-19, Need for Oxygen Cylinders at Cengkareng Hospital is Still Being Met

Those fleets were not only deployed to distribute oxygen cylinders, but also to transport empty cylinders for refill at oxygen filling stations, such as in Cakung, East Jakarta and Marunda Center, North Jakarta.

"Trucks are on standby at hospital. Thus it can transport empty cylinders to be refilled and delivered to hospitals that need oxygen cylinders. For this operation, we coordinate with Health Agency," he explained.

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