JAKARTA - PT Brantas Abipraya (Persero) does not stop actively contributing to the acceleration of post-flood recovery in the Sumatra Region. In synergy with Danantara Indonesia and the State-Owned Enterprise Regulation Agency (BP BUMN), Brantas Abipraya and other BUMN Infrastructure are preparing further support in the form of the construction of around 15,000 temporary housing units (Huntara) in various locations affected by disasters. As part of the post-disaster recovery phase, as many as 500 units are targeted to be completed by the end of this year.
"The active involvement of the company in disaster management is part of the responsibility of SOEs in supporting the state and society, especially during emergencies and post-disaster recovery," said Brantas Abipraya President Director Sugeng Rochadi, in a statement, Saturday, December 27.
He explained again, through this development, Brantas Abipraya confirmed its commitment to serve wholeheartedly by working 24 hours non-stop for disaster-affected people. The company deployed all resources, heavy equipment, and labor to accelerate post-disaster recovery through the construction of Huntara, while ensuring that people's activities and lives can return to normal as soon as possible.
Danantara Indonesia Chief Operating Officer and Head of BP BUMN, Dony Oskaria, said that this step is a manifestation of the commitment of SOEs in ensuring that the recovery process runs quickly, coordinated, and sustainable. The support provided includes the restoration of telecommunications infrastructure, the provision of clean water, the deployment of heavy equipment, and the involvement of thousands of workers for cleaning and restoring affected areas, including in Aceh Tamiang.
In line with this, SVP of Operations III Division of Brantas Abipraya, Syafriandy, added that all operational levels are ready to work 24 hours non-stop according to the direction of top management. He emphasized that the completion of the construction of Huntara is the top priority, as a form of the company's responsibility in supporting the acceleration of recovery and repatriation of the lives of affected communities to a more decent and safe condition.
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