Details Check Markets, Elementary Schools, Tourist Attractions, Ministry Of Health Says Boyolali Passed Healthy City/District Verification 2021

The Ministry of Health verification team field visits in the 2021 Healthy Regency-City competition at Mangu Market, Ngemplak (ANTARA)

BOYOLALI - The Government of Boyolali Regency, Central Java has passed the document verification stage in the 2021 Healthy Regency-City competition at the national level organized by the Ministry of Health (Kemenkes).

"Boyolali Regency has passed the document verification stage in the event, so a team from the Indonesian Ministry of Health visited this area to conduct field verification," said Boyolali Regent M.Said Hidayat when receiving the Ministry of Health team in Boyolali, Antara, Friday, October 8.

He conveyed the readiness of the local area to undergo field verification carried out by a team from the Ministry of Health.

"We are open and hopefully the award will be able to give encouragement to the people of Boyolali Regency to keep a healthy spirit," he said.

He also advised the verification team to convey the results of the verification in accordance with the facts on the ground.

"If Boyolali deserves to receive an award, say it deserves it, but if it doesn't, say no. Never say anything that doesn't match the data provided," he said.

The head of the field verification team from the Ministry of Health, Hadrian Marta, revealed that during the COVID-19 pandemic, many large regions that previously often received awards were currently unable to pass the document verification.

"I hope Boyolali can be a minimal trigger in the ex-Surakarta Residency because it has passed the document verification, and indeed this year is very difficult because facing the COVID-19 pandemic, many large areas did not qualify," he said.

The field verification was carried out in several places, including the Kebon Agung Mangu Market, Ngemplak District, SD Negeri 4 Boyolali, and the Jogo Tonggo Command Post, Karanggeneng Village.

The team also visited the Boyolali District Health Office, the Indrokilo Botanical Garden tourist attraction, Germas Village in Doplang Village, Teras District, and Germas Resto, Sawit District.