Enthusiastic Residents Of Wadas Village To Take Free Treatment From The Central Java Regional Police, The Majority Complain Of Aches And Itching

Central Java Police Bidokkes officers held free medical treatment at Wadas Village Hall, Purworejo, Friday. (AMONG)

JAVA - Central Java Regional Police held free medical treatment for residents of Wadas Village, Bener District, Purworejo Regency today.

The Head of Public Relations of the Central Java Police, Kombes Iqbal Alqudusy, said dozens of residents were enthusiastic about taking part in the free medical treatment held at the Wadas Village Hall.

According to him, officers from the Health Medicine Division of the Central Java Police were dispatched to help the Wadas Village community who need health services.

"On average, residents of Wadas Village get mild flu, aches, and itching. Residents are given medicine and health tips," he said in a press release in Semarang, Antara, Friday, February 18.

Residents who came for health checks, he continued, also received packages of basic necessities.

The TNI and Polri continue to carry out positive activities in the context of maintaining security and public order in Wadas Village.

"From the results of the dialogue and observations, we have made an inventory of things that are the basic needs of the Wadas Village community," he said.

He added that the cooperation between the TNI and the National Police was maintained so that various activities carried out in Wadas Village were expected to run smoothly.