The National Police Chief Ensures That All Heli Victims Including The Jambi Police Chief Are Maximally Treated In Jambi

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JAKARTA - National Police Chief General Listyo Sigit Prabowo confirmed that Jambi Police Chief Inspector General Rusdi Hartono and a group of helicopters that had an emergency landing in Tamiai Hill, Kerinci received maximum treatment at Bhayangkara Jambi Hospital.

"Currently, all victims are being examined and treated optimally by the Bhayangkara Hospital (RS) medical team," he said in Jambi, Wednesday, February 22, as reported by Antara.

Currently, the team of doctors is taking steps to deepen whether further treatment is needed.

Bhayangkara Hospital will conduct an examination and treatment of the victim. If the results are needed further action, the victim will be taken to Jakarta for medical treatment.

He also ensured that the patient's condition was gradually improving. Of course there were initial actions which were then given by doctors at Bhayangkara Jambi Hospital.

He also asked the public for prayers so that the Jambi Police Chief and other victims would recover quickly.

Regarding the condition of the Jambi Police Chief and other victims, the National Police Chief confirmed that all of them were conscious. However, there are indeed those who have suffered injuries and fractures both on the legs, hands, ribs and other body parts.

Currently being scanned by a team of doctors. Later it will be decided by the Head of Health Office whether to be referred to Jakarta or treated here.

He added that currently the most important thing is to save the injured victims. After that, his party will evacuate the debris and the cause of the crash of the helicopter.

The National Police Chief also ensured that the helicopter carrying the Jambi Police Chief and his entourage had been subjected to periodic examinations, including when they were about to be used.

"This heli has been used since 2003 and treatment has been routinely carried out, including when it was used, it was reported that it was suitable for use," he said.

"Currently, the cause of further accidents is still in the process of being investigated," said Listyo Sigit Prabowo.