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Bukit Asam (PTBA) Provides Assistance to Flood Victims in South Sumatra
PT Bukit Asam Tbk (PTBA) provided assistance to communities impacted by flooding in three South Sumatra districts—Muara Enim, Musi Rawas, and North Musi Rawas.
500 kg of rice, 50 boxes of instant noodles, 100 boxes of mineral water, 450 cans of sardines and snacks were among the supplies that were given to the North Musi Rawas Regency Social Service Post on Saturday, January 6, 2024.
Then, on Monday, January 15, 2024, PTBA provided aid to flood victims in Gunung Megang and Benakat Districts, Muara Enim Regency by delivering 250 kg of rice, 50 boxes of instant noodles, 50 boxes of mineral water, and snacks.
PTBA then provided support through the Musi Rawas Social Service in the form of 250 kg of rice, 50 boxes of instant noodles, 100 boxes of mineral water, and snacks on Wednesday, January 17, 2024.
VP Sustainability PT Bukit Asam Tbk (PTBA) Hartono conveyed his empathy and solidarity with the flood victims in both areas.
“We feel like experiencing the difficulties of the people here. We provide this assistance as a form of our concern and support for those in need," said Hartono.
He hoped this assistance would alleviate the strain and bring encouragement to those affected by the flood. "We are committed to supporting the reconstruction and recovery of the disaster-affected areas," he said.
This assistance was part of the company's social responsibility to participate in building community resilience around the operational area.
"PTBA hopes that this effort will motivate others, both companies and individuals, to make a positive contribution in supporting people who need assistance in emergency situations," said Hartono.
PTBA coordinated with the local government to ensure that aid distribution was effective and on target.
Head of Linjamsos, Musi Rawas Social Service, Evan Saipani, as well as Acting Head of Gunung Megang Subdistrict Abu Yamin expressed their gratitude for PTBA’s assistance. "This help is invaluable for the residents who are experiencing difficulties because of flooding. Hopefully this aid will enable them to recover from this disaster," they said.
500 kg of rice, 50 boxes of instant noodles, 100 boxes of mineral water, 450 cans of sardines and snacks were among the supplies that were given to the North Musi Rawas Regency Social Service Post on Saturday, January 6, 2024.
Then, on Monday, January 15, 2024, PTBA provided aid to flood victims in Gunung Megang and Benakat Districts, Muara Enim Regency by delivering 250 kg of rice, 50 boxes of instant noodles, 50 boxes of mineral water, and snacks.
PTBA then provided support through the Musi Rawas Social Service in the form of 250 kg of rice, 50 boxes of instant noodles, 100 boxes of mineral water, and snacks on Wednesday, January 17, 2024.
VP Sustainability PT Bukit Asam Tbk (PTBA) Hartono conveyed his empathy and solidarity with the flood victims in both areas.
“We feel like experiencing the difficulties of the people here. We provide this assistance as a form of our concern and support for those in need," said Hartono.
He hoped this assistance would alleviate the strain and bring encouragement to those affected by the flood. "We are committed to supporting the reconstruction and recovery of the disaster-affected areas," he said.
This assistance was part of the company's social responsibility to participate in building community resilience around the operational area.
"PTBA hopes that this effort will motivate others, both companies and individuals, to make a positive contribution in supporting people who need assistance in emergency situations," said Hartono.
PTBA coordinated with the local government to ensure that aid distribution was effective and on target.
Head of Linjamsos, Musi Rawas Social Service, Evan Saipani, as well as Acting Head of Gunung Megang Subdistrict Abu Yamin expressed their gratitude for PTBA’s assistance. "This help is invaluable for the residents who are experiencing difficulties because of flooding. Hopefully this aid will enable them to recover from this disaster," they said.
