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ACTNews, CIMAHI – The ongoing
Covid-19 pandemic results in a severe impact on the livelihoods of many
communities. Responding to this, Aksi Cepat Tanggap (ACT) has intensified the
Free Food Operation (OPG) program. After its launch in Jakarta, Free Food
Operation was launched in the city of Cimahi, Tuesday (8/3/2021).
The Acting Mayor of Cimahi Lieutenant Colonel (Ret.) Ngatiyana
appreciated the OPG program initiated by ACT. So far, continued Ngatiyana, ACT
Cimahi City has always been committed to carrying out social and humanitarian
activities for the people of Cimahi City.
"I express my gratitude and highest appreciation to Aksi Cepat
Tanggap Cimahi City who has launched the Free Food Operation program to help
people affected by the Covid-19 pandemic. We hope that it can increase the
motivation and innovation and economic recovery in Cimahi City," said
Ngatiyana, Tuesday (8/3/2021).
Renno Mahmoeddin as the Regional Head of ACT West Java said ACT's
humanitarian programs which were initiated and carried out with elements of the
nation were a form of solidarity to strengthen the brotherhood. The inauguration is
the first step before the implementation of the action, as a notification to
the people of Cimahi City.
“As a first step, before the implementation is carried out, we
inaugurated the program to notify the residents of Cimahi City. The staple food
and meal package distributions will target residents who are self-isolating. We’ll also send
food aid through the Humanity Care line," he said.
ACT Cimahi Branch Manager Sopian says there are three programs that
will be implemented in Cimahi City, namely Free Food Operation, Free Meal
Operation, and Free Medical Service. These programs are expected to benefit the
residents of Cimahi City and its surroundings who are affected by the pandemic.
“The Free Food Operation has been carried out since July. This
inauguration is to refresh the public's memory of the existence of a
humanitarian program for residents affected by the Covid-19 pandemic in Cimahi
City. We hope that the benefits will be wider," he concluded. []
