Bunda Clinic at Dukuh Atas MRT Station Opened, Eases Public Access to Healthcare

Jakarta Governor Pramono Anung inaugurated Bunda Clinic at Dukuh Atas MRT Station at Dukuh Atas MRT Station, Central Jakarta, Wednesday (10/22).

To add new facilities to the MRT

Pramono stated that the presence of the primary clinic at this station adds a health facility that is quick and easily accessible to the community.

"I am one of the very happy people today to add new facilities to the MRT for quick inspections," he explained.

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In this event, Pramono also checked his health at Bunda Clinic. He emphasized that the Jakarta government is very open to similar collaborations that align with the vision of making Jakarta a global city.

He also aims to have Jakarta ranked among the top 50 cities in the world by 2029. Currently, Jakarta's ranking has improved from 74th to 71st. Jakarta is currently making progress in various aspects.

This is proven by various survey results from international organizations, one of which is a survey on the happiness level of Jakarta residents, which even ranks 18th in the world.

"Hopefully, we can work together to improve that. And for that, once again, thank you to Bunda Clinic, and I hope we can collaborate in other places and sectors that are important for the health of Jakarta's people," he stated.

Meanwhile, PT Bundamedik Tbk President Commissioner, Ivan Rizal Sini, expressed his gratitude for the support of the Jakarta government in the inauguration of Bunda Clinic services. The Bunda Clinic was inaugurated with the aim of providing closer healthcare services to the community.

"We're very happy to be together with the Jakarta government to contribute to healthcare services," he explained.

This clinic provides check-up, wellness, and stamina enhancement services, including vitamin infusions, which are believed to help the community around Dukuh Atas, including during Car Free Day (CFD).

Hopefully, they could partner and support the Jakarta government's program in improving and maintaining public health.

"Insya Allah (God willing), I hope this is a further step for us to continue collaborating as part of health contributors in services, especially in Jakarta," he stated.