Recognizing the importance of prime physical condition in carrying out public service duties, all staff members of the Marga Tiga District Religious Affairs Office (KUA) participated in a free health examination agenda. This activity was organized as a preventive measure to monitor the health status of state civil apparatuses in the local environment.
The examination process included a series of vital checks, ranging from blood pressure, blood sugar levels, to monitoring general health conditions. This step is considered crucial for early detection of potential disease risks, allowing every employee to remain productive in serving the public's religious administrative needs.
The organizers emphasized that health is a key asset in maintaining service quality. With a fit body, employees are expected to provide a more optimal and friendly response in every interaction with members of the public visiting the service office.
This agenda serves as proof of the relevant institution's ongoing commitment to caring for the well-being of its human resources. In addition to raising awareness about healthy lifestyles in the workplace, this initiative is expected to minimize the risk of serious health disorders for all employees at KUA Marga Tiga.
