INFOKU, BLORA - Even though rain has started to fall in the Blora district, this has not been able to change the situation of clean water difficulties for residents in Blora.
One of them is residents in Klokah village, Kunduran subdistrict, who are still experiencing drought.
The Blora Police clean water aid tank truck, manned by Kunduran Police Chief AKP Kumaidi, visited the village location to distribute clean water aid.
The distribution of clean water is carried out at three points in the Jipangan hamlet and Klokah hamlet areas.
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The distribution of clean water aid was led directly by the Kunduran Police Chief, together with the Head of Unit and Bhabinkamtibmas as well as representatives of Bhayangkari Ranting Kunduran.
Klokah Village is one of the areas that lacks water, especially during the long dry season, residents are starting to have difficulty getting clean water.
"Even though it has rained in several areas in Blora, drought is still hitting several areas," explained the Kunduran Police Chief.
The Sector Police Chief also said that this water social assistance activity was in accordance with the attention of the Police Chief, where the Blora Police had prepared a special water tanker truck for assistance from the Blora Police.
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"According to the attention of the Chief of Police, we look for targets that need water then we drop it. So we can hit the target and we hope to lighten the burden on residents who need it," added the Police Chief.
"While distributing water social assistance, we tell residents to always be careful and alert to the dangers of fire and tornadoes when it rains," he stressed.
The water social assistance activity received a positive response from residents, one of whom was Sugito. He said he was happy and expressed his thanks.
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"We thank you for the water assistance. Of course this is very beneficial for the residents," said Sugito. (Setyorini/POL)
