
ACTNews, TASIKMALAYA – During the “New Normal” phase, the number of COVID-19
patients is still increasing. A number of regions still implement health
protocols and the Covid-19 pandemic is not yet complete. Health protocols are
still being implemented in a number of regions.
To support healthcare
workers during the “New Normal”, ACT Tasikmalaya distributed personal
protective equipment packages to hospitals and clinics in Tasikmalaya and
Ciamis, Wednesday (7/22). The PPE distribution was carried out the healthcare
workers are still in dire need of PPE to support their duties.
"This PPE
assistance is sourced from partners who channel it through ACT Tasikmalaya.
Meanwhile, assistance has been delivered to 19 puskesmas and 7 hospitals in
Tasikmalaya City, Tasikmalaya District and Ciamis Regency, "said Fauzi as
the Tasikmalaya ACT Program Coordinator.
The PPE packages were distributed to health workers at Permata Bunda Hospital. Sinta, one of the recipients, happily accepted the assistance.
Distribution of PPE in Ciamis Regional General Hospital. (ACTNews /
Mahesa Fikri)
"We are
very grateful to ACT for distributing these PPE packages. We pray for the
benefactors who have donated. May ACT continue to progress,” said Sinta.
Fauzi of Aksi
Cepat Tanggap (ACT) Tasikmalaya said that the PPE assistance was a form of
ACT's support for health workers handling Covid-19 patients who are still
struggling.
"There are many Community Health Centers who need PPE assistance. Alhamdulillah, as
of today, we have reached 19 Community Health Centers. We also thank the donors
who have donated their assistance to ACT to be distributed to healthcare
workers. Insha Allah, we will reach out to a few more community health centers,"
said Fauzi.
The distribution
of PPE assistance will continue to reach more healthcare workers. Fauzi invited
the benefactors to participate in supporting the frontliners.
"We
certainly hope for the support from the benefactors so that we can reach as many
beneficiaries as possible so that the PPE distribution can also reach more
hospitals and community health centers," hoped Fauzi. []