Visited Before The Child Is Operated On, Serda Fredrik: Our Family Is Very Touched, Thank You, Mr. Army Chief Of Staff And Mrs.

KSAD General TNI Dudung Abdurachman visits the conjoined twin daughters of Serda Fredrik Lumowa who will undergo separation surgery, in Manado. ANTARA/HO-Dispenad

JAKARTA - Army Chief of Staff (KSAD) General TNI Dudung Abdurachman visited and saw firsthand the condition of the conjoined twin daughters of Serda Fredrik Lumowa who will undergo separation surgery, in Manado, North Sulawesi. , Monday, April 11, TNI General Dudung Abdurachman accompanied by the General Chairperson of Persit Kartika Chandra Kirana, Mrs. Rahma Dudung Abdurachman, specifically visited the conjoined twins Joana and Jovalin to ensure their health condition, who are currently undergoing medical treatment, for a separation operation in the next few days. Joana and Jovalin is currently only 2 years 3 months old. Both are daughters of Serda Fredrik Lumowa and Marcela Amelia Sumakul. The father, Serda Fredrik, is an Indonesian Army soldier who serves at Kodim 1302/Minahasa. When he met the twins, Kasad said that he wanted to ensure all readiness and see the development of Joana and Jovalin's health conditions before undergoing separation surgery. Furthermore, Kasad said the separation operation will be planned on April 21 at Prof Kandou Malalayang Hospital, Manado City, which is intensively collaborating with Gatot Army Hospital. Subroto. "Initially they were going to be taken to the RSPAD, but because they have been treated here since they were little, the doctors here understand better the conditions and the hospitals here are able to carry out the operation," said Dudung. Serda Fredrik Lumowa was moved and expressed his gratitude to Army Chief of Staff who has given his attention by coming and taking a closer look directly from his two daughters. "Our family was very moved. Thank you, Mr. Army Chief of Staff and Mrs., for coming to see our daughter. This is an extraordinary thing for our family, and a prayer for the safety and health of our children," he said.