WEST BANGKA -- PT Timah Tbk is also supporting the implementation of the Bangka Belitung VI Provincial Sports Week (Porprov) by providing facilities as a venue for the matches to be held in West Bangka Regency.
PT Timah Tbk's facilities which will be used as the venue for sports matches once every four years include the Muntok Metallurgical Unit Area.
Those that will be used as sports venues are PT Timah Tbk's Majapahit Unmet Building, PT Timah Tbk Pangkalpinang's Tennis Court, and the Former Unmet Golf Course Area.
The Majapahit building will be the venue for the Pencak Silat sports which will be held on August 20-26 and also Karate sports which will compete from August 26-31.
Meanwhile, the former Unmet golf course area will become an arena for cycling competitions on August 18-23 2023. Meanwhile, the tennis court will become the venue for field tennis on August 12-19.
"Tennis sports will be contested at the PT Timah tennis court in Pangkalpinang, while PT Timah's Unmet Majapahit Building will be used as a competition venue for Pencak Silat and Karate sports, and the ex-golf field and the Unmet complex will be used as a bicycle race," said the Head of the District Communication and Information Service. West Bangka Arwendi, Tuesday (8/8/2023).
Meanwhile, according to the Daily Chairperson of PB for the Implementation of Porprov VI of Bangka Belitung province, Muhamad Soleh, said that three PT Timah facilities had been declared suitable for Porprov 2023 competition venues.
"The three venues for PT Timah Tbk's facilities have gone through a place feasibility test by the Porprov Technical Delegate Team because they are the ones who determine whether or not a place is appropriate for the competition," he said.
His party appreciates PT Timah Tbk for supporting the implementation of Babel VI Porprov in West Bangka.
"On behalf of the Porprov committee and the West Bangka Regional Government would like to thank PT Timah for supporting the facilities for the competition venue. Hopefully PT Timah Tbk can support the success of organizing Porprov in West Bangka," he said. (*)
