The Jambi Regional Police Mobile Brigade Unit (Satbrimob) once again demonstrated tangible care for the community through its routine Blessed Friday program. On Friday (3/7/2026), the clinic at the Jambi Regional Police Satbrimob Headquarters opened free health check-up services for local residents.
This activity was designed to facilitate access to medical services for people in need. Attending residents not only received general health check-ups and consultations with professional medical personnel, but were also provided with in-depth education on the importance of maintaining a healthy lifestyle as a disease prevention measure.
This social initiative is an integral part of the Populist Brimob or Police Caring for the Social Environment program. Through this initiative, the Jambi Regional Police Satbrimob strives to strengthen the close bond between the police institution and citizens, while raising public awareness about the urgency of personal health.
More than just maintaining security stability, this activity underscores the National Police's commitment to being a community element that contributes directly to social welfare. It is hoped that this ongoing program can have a positive impact on public health within the Jambi Regional Police jurisdiction.
