PANGKALPINANG – PT Timah Tbk’s free healthcare service through its Mobile Health Units will continue in 2025. These units are set to serve communities, particularly those in mining areas.
In 2025, PT Timah’s Mobile Health Units will visit 48 locations across Bangka Belitung Islands Province and Riau Islands Province.
PT Timah Tbk operates three Mobile Health Units stationed on Bangka Island, Belitung Island, and Kundur. These units travel across the three regions to improve local communities' healthcare access.
In 2024, PT Timah’s Mobile Health Units provided healthcare services to 5,727 residents in 52 locations across Bangka Belitung Islands and Riau Islands.
The Mobile Health program represents the company’s concrete initiative to enhance community health quality and bring healthcare services closer to the people.
"PT Timah’s Mobile Health Units will continue to provide healthcare services to the community. This year, they are planned to visit 48 locations: 24 in Bangka, 12 in Belitung, and 12 in Kundur," said PT Timah’s Department Head of Corporate Communication, Anggi Siahaan.
According to Anggi, moving forward, the Mobile Health Units, which offer basic healthcare services such as consultations, check-ups, and treatments, will operate in villages and public facilities.
"This year, PT Timah’s Mobile Health Units will also provide healthcare services at public facilities such as tourist destinations, markets, and other crowded places. This is part of our effort to educate the public about the importance of regular health check-ups," Anggi explained.
In addition to healthcare services, the Mobile Health Units will focus on educating the community about healthy lifestyles, regular health check-ups, and the prevention of infectious diseases.
PT Timah will strengthen its collaboration with local governments, health departments, and various community groups to improve public health quality.
"Through the Mobile Health program, we are committed to being closer to the community and ensuring they receive proper healthcare services. This initiative also aligns with our efforts to support national health development," Anggi concluded. (*)
