Another Visit To 2 Soldiers Who Were Shot In Papua, General Andika: Have You Chosen Where To Transfer To?

General Andika Perkasa (Source: Screenshot of YouTube Channel)

JAKARTA - TNI Commander General Andika Perkasa revisited Praka Zubaidi and Serda Sudirno who were victims of gunshot wounds in Ilaga District, Papua. General Andika's arrival after the two soldiers underwent intensive treatment for 14 days.

"Head Soldier Zubaidi and Sergeant Two Sudirno are still enthusiastic about healing so that they can return to their duties to serve the people and the Indonesian nation," Andika said when visiting the two soldiers who were undergoing treatment at the Gatot Soebroto Army Hospital, quoted from General TNI Andika Perkasa's YouTube channel. , monitored from Jakarta, Friday July 1, quoted from Antara.

The visit was aimed at examining the condition of the two gunshot wounds after undergoing intensive care and post-surgery due to gunshot wounds.

Andika also asked for the transfer location according to Zubaidi and Sudirno's wishes, as he had promised the two soldiers on a previous visit.

"Have you decided where you want to move? To Sragen? You can. The important thing is to be careful," said Andika after hearing Zubaidi's request regarding the assignment location he wanted.

Meanwhile, Second Sergeant Sudirno wanted to move to Tangerang to be closer to his family.

Praka Zubaidi suffered a gunshot wound to the face, precisely on the right nose and through the left upper lip. After going through the operation, Zubaidi claimed to be able to see and read texts through his cellphone.

"Development, in terms of the nose is already able to breathe. Just waiting for the operation to remove the splinter that is still in the eye. In general, it is better," said Zubaidi.

On the other hand, Second Sergeant Sudirno suffered a gunshot wound to the right elbow and is recovering after undergoing surgery. Currently, Sudirno has to undergo routine physiotherapy so that he can recover quickly and be able to serve the Indonesian people and nation again.