INFOKU, BLORA - Blora Police through the Community Development Unit (Satbinmas) in collaboration with the Blora Security Unit Association (Satpam) held Social Service and Anjangsana activities in the framework of the Satpam's 42nd Anniversary.
The target this time was residents in need in the Jepon sub-district and Blora sub-district, including in the Tambahrejo sub-district area who were victims of landslides in the area.
The Head of the Blora Police AKBP Fahrurozi, through the Head of Binmas Unit AKP Sudarto explained that this social service activity was a collaboration between the Blora Police and the Blora Security Guard Association, namely in the context of the Satpam's 42nd Anniversary.
"This social service and visit is in the context of the 42nd anniversary of the security guard. With this activity it is hoped that it can strengthen the partnership between the police and security guards as well as to get closer to the community," explained the Head of the Binmas Unit.
In this activity, social assistance was given to 4 residents including Munaji (55 years), address RT 04 RW 02, dukuh plotot, Addrejo Blora Village.
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Munaji is the head of the family who experienced a landslide which resulted in severe damage to the back of the house, so he needed treatment
Furthermore Sumindar, (75 years), address Dk. Plotot Rt 02 Rw 02 Kelurahan Tambahrejo kec. Blora. He is a person who lives alone, with a health condition that cannot walk and cannot communicate due to hearing problems. To meet his daily needs, he gets help from members of the surrounding community.
Next, Jirin, (82 years), address RT 02 RW 02 Geneng Village, Jepon District, Blora Regency. Sri Sukarmin, (55 years old), unemployed, address RT 08 RW 01, Tempelan Blora village, she is a widow who lives alone and works as a housemaid.
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Kasat Binmas emphasized that the Blora Police social activities will continue to be held on an ongoing basis with the aim of helping to ease the burden on people in need.
"We don't give much, hopefully it will be useful for them," said Head of Binmas Unit. (Setyorini/ IST )
