PMI Opens Free Water Services And Infiltration To Prevent DHF For Cinjur Residents, Take Note Of The Phone No

The BPBD illustration distributes clean water to residents affected by the dry season. (ANTARA-Seno)

JABAR - The Indonesian Red Cross (PMI) Cianjur Regency opens online or online services for residents who have difficulty getting clean water during the dry season.

Head of PMI Cianjur Headquarters, Fajar Aciana, said that his party also opened free infiltration services to anticipate Dengue Hemorrhagic Fever (DHF).

"Every day more than four requests for clean water distribution to the eastern region such as Karangtengah, Sukaluyu, Haurwangi and Ciranjang sub-districts. For the absorption of demand, it dominates in the Cianjur city in a week served by 4 locations," he said in Cianjur, West Java, Friday, August 25, confiscated by Antara.

Fajar explained, residents of Cianjur who need clean water, infiltration of dengue fever, and free ambulances can contact PMI Cianjur at hotline number 085827871110. Residents can also come directly to PMI Cianjur Headquarters on Jalan Pangeran Hidayatullah, Sawahgede Village.

It was noted that after the Cianjur earthquake last year, the distribution of clean water for earthquake survivors in a number of areas in Cianjur, especially Cugenang District, was still being given because residents had difficulty getting clean water, exacerbated the entry of the dry season.

"For clean water services every day, around 15 thousand liters to three routine distribution points in the Cugenang and Haurwangi sub-districts. During the dry season we coordinate with Perumdam Cianjur and BPBD Cianjur to provide services," he said.

His party asked residents in a number of areas affected by drought to prepare shelters to make it easier for officers to distribute and maximize in shipments every day, including the village to prepare shelter locations that are easily accessible to residents.

"We will continue to provide services as long as the residents need it because the last two days the demand has spread to northern areas such as Cikalongkulon District," he said.