14 Health Workers Wait For The Direction Of The Southwest Papua Provincial Government Regarding Returning To Tambrauw After The Arrest Of KNPB Members

Kemenkes bersama Dinkes Papua Barat Daya dan Kabupaten Tambrauw serta Polres Sorong tatap muka membahas kondisi 14 nakes pada Selasa 13 Juni. (ANTARA)

WEST PAPUA DAYA - Acting (Pj) Governor of Southwest Papua Muhammad Musa'ad ensured 14 health workers (nakes) of the Nusantara Sehat program who are currently in Sorong City will return to duty in Tambrauw Regency starting tomorrow, Thursday 15 June. "The medical personnel have agreed and there is already news of the event and they will return to their respective assignments on Thursday (15 June)," he said in Sorong, Southwest Papua, Wednesday, June 14, confiscated by Antara. Musa'ad ensured that Tambrauw's condition, especially in the Bamusbama District, was safely under control based on the results of a report from the Acting Regent of Tambrauw, Engelbertus Kocu. 14 health workers left their place of duty in Tambrauw Regency to go on vacation since Friday 9 June. They vacationed to coincide with the arrest of 19 members of the organization who aimed to liberate themselves from the Republic of Indonesia named the West Papua National Committee (KNPB).

The situation at the same time made the health workers in Sorong not return to Tambrauw because they were still waiting for a policy from the Southwest Papua Provincial Government. "Tambrauw secures, there are no more things to be afraid of because the situation has been controlled by the TNI and Polri together with the government," said Musa'ad.

Meanwhile, Acting Regent of Tambrauw Engelbertus Kocu said that after the arrest of security conditions in Tambrauw Regency, especially in Bamusbama District, it remained conducive. However, anticipating an unexpected situation, he said, the Tambrauw Regency Government collaborated with the Tambrauw Police and Kodim 1810/Tambrauw to maintain security in each region. "We have met together and taken policies to ensure that security conditions in Tambrauw must be maintained," said Engelbertus Kocu.