EAST BELITUNG -- PT TIMAH Tbk’s Mobile Health Unit provided free medical services to residents affected by tidal flooding in the Minapolitan Area, Baru Village, Manggar District, East Belitung Regency, on Thursday (December 11, 2025).
Despite the rain, 90 residents came to the Mobile Health Unit to receive free medical services. At the Mobile Health Unit, the community could undergo basic health check-ups, receive medical consultations, and obtain medications.
During this visit, the PT TIMAH Tbk Mobile Health Team also provided education on healthy lifestyles and potential diseases that may arise after flooding. This effort is part of the Company’s commitment to supporting communities in post-disaster situations.
Not only in East Belitung, PT TIMAH Tbk also provided assistance to residents affected by tidal flooding in Pangkalpinang City, West Bangka, and Bangka Regency by distributing basic food packages.
Previously, the PT TIMAH Tbk Mobile Health Unit had frequently provided health services to communities across Belitung Island. In 2025 alone, thousands of residents had already received medical services.
PT TIMAH Tbk’s Department Head of Corporate Communication, Anggi Siahaan, stated that the presence of the Mobile Health Unit reflects the company’s commitment to providing accessible healthcare services, especially for communities affected by disasters.
“Through the Mobile Health Unit, PT TIMAH Tbk aims to ensure that residents receive fast and accurate health services, particularly after tidal flooding, which can potentially trigger various diseases. This is also part of the company’s social responsibility to support the community’s health recovery,” said Anggi.
Anggi added that the PT TIMAH Tbk Mobile Health Unit is part of the company’s commitment to improving healthcare access for communities in its operational areas.
“The company will continue to expand the reach of the Mobile Health Unit so its benefits can be felt more widely. PT TIMAH Tbk is committed to supporting the health and well-being of residents living around its operational areas,” Anggi concluded.
