SOUTH BANGKA - PT Timah Tbk's Health Car Service has returned to visit South Bangka residents. This time, Mobil Sehat, a member of the Indonesian MIND ID mining holding, visited residents of the Tanjung Ketapang Village, Toboali, South Bangka Regency, Thursday (12/15/2022).
The presence of PT Timah's Healthy Car parked in the Yard of the Al Ikhlas Mosque, Ward 4, Tanjung Ketapang Village was greeted enthusiastically by the residents who came.
One of the residents who took advantage of this health service, Rosia (66), said she was very grateful for the close and free health services from PT Timah Tbk.
"I queued for quite a long time because the enthusiasm of the residents here is very high to carry out the inspection. What's more, this activity is free, of course, the residents are very enthusiastic about it. If you want to check outside, you must have spent around 150,000 to 200,000,” said Rosia.
Rosia checked her health because she had several complaints. For this reason, he is happy with this free health service. Moreover, according to him, the medical staff who served were also friendly.
"Alhamdullilah, I am very grateful for this free examination and treatment activity from PT Timah. We hope that you will always be blessed with sustenance so that you can continue to serve the community," said Rosia.
In line with Rosia, Alkodri (60) is also happy with this healthy car activity. Because they can check their health.
"Thank you to PT Timah for carrying out this free examination and treatment. We are very happy with a program like this, of course, we also really feel the presence of PT Timah with a program like this," he said.
He hopes that later PT Timah Tbk's Health Car can return to their ward so that residents can have regular health checks.
One of the RW Heads in Tanjung Village, April appreciates the existence of a healthy car made by PT Timah Tbk.
"We thank PT Timah for presenting a healthy car. Activities like this, of course, it is very helpful for the community. Especially in these difficult economic conditions, activities like this are highly anticipated by the community," he said.
"Hopefully activities like this can continue and come back to visit our residents," he said.
