Monitoring RSUD Bayu Asih's Free Healthcare Service, Pasawahan Police Ensure Event Runs Smoothly

PURWAKARTA – To ensure the smooth and orderly delivery of public services, the Bhabinkamtibmas (Community Policing Officer) of the Pasawahan Sector Police provided security and assistance during a free health check-up event in Cidahu Village, Pasawahan District, Purwakarta Regency on Thursday (23/7/2026). This social activity was organized by RSUD Bayu Asih Purwakarta (Bayu Asih Purwakarta Regional General Hospital) as part of efforts to improve healthcare access for local villagers.

During the security operation, the Acting Head of the Community Development Unit (Ps. Kanit Binmas) of the Pasawahan Police, Aipda Abdul Jabar, was directly involved in helping medical personnel manage the queues so that the check-up process ran orderly and comfortably for the residents. The presence of the police among the community is expected to provide a sense of security while strengthening cross-sector synergy in public services.

Not only focusing on security aspects, Aipda Abdul Jabar also used this momentum to dialogue with local residents to listen to various aspirations regarding the community security and order situation (kamtibmas). He also urged residents to consistently adopt a clean and healthy lifestyle and maintain the cleanliness of their surrounding environment to prevent the outbreak of diseases.

Pasawahan Police Chief, AKP Gugun Gunadi, representing Purwakarta Police Chief AKBP I Dewa Putu Gede Anom Danujaya, emphasized that the involvement of his personnel is a manifestation of the National Police's (Polri) commitment to supporting social and community programs. According to him, active collaboration between the police, local government, and healthcare workers is crucial to optimizing the effectiveness of government programs at the village level.

Overall, the implementation of the free health checks by RSUD Bayu Asih proceeded safely, orderly, and received a positive response from the residents of Cidahu Village. It is hoped that this synergy will continue consistently to build public trust in government agencies and the police force.