ALUMNI TARUNA AKABRI TAHUN 1989 BAKSOS DAN VAKSINASI DI PONPES MAZROATUL HUDA BUGEL GODONG GROBOGAN

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Masih terkait dengan rangkaian HUT TNI 5 Oktober lalu, para Alumni Taruna Akabri tahun Lulusan tahun 1989 melakukan Bakti Sosial dan vaksinasi serta khitanan massal di wilayah Kabupaten Grobogan yang dipusatkan di Pondok Pesantren Mazroatul Huda Desa Bugel Kecamatan Godong Kabupaten Grobogan Jawa Tengah, Jumat pagi (22/10/21).

Brigjen TNI (Mar) Suaf Yanu Hardani tengah menyaksikan vaksinasi.
Hadir dalam acara Bakti Sosial (baksos) dan vaksinasi tersebut Komandan Satuan Siber TNI Brigjen TNI (Mar) Suaf Yanu Hardani (alumni taruna 89), Danrem 073/Makutarama Kol Arm Putranto Gatot Sri Handoyo, Sekda Grobogan Moh Sumarsono (mewakili Bupati Grobogan), Kajari Purwodadi, Dandim 0717 Purwodadi Letkol Asman Mokoginta, Kapolres Grobogan AKBP Benny Setyawadi, Pimpinan Ponpes Mazroatul Huda KH Makhfuri, Camat Godong Bambang Haryono, Danramil Kapten Busono dan Kapolsek Godong AKP Daryanto.

Bakti soial yang diselenggarakan berupa pemberian vaksin dosis pertama Sinovac kepada 500 orang, pemberian sembako 500 paket dan kitanan massal sebanyak 28 anak.

Dalam kata sambutannya Bupati Grobogan Sri Sumarni, SH, MM lewat Sekda Grobogan Moh Sumarsono menyampaikan ucapan terima kasih atas nama Pemkab Grobogan kepada alumni taruna Akabri tahun 1989 yang begitu peduli, memperhatikan warga Grobogan.
Selanjutnya terkait upaya vaksinasi, Bupati Grobogan (lewat Sekda-red) menjelaskan untuk masyarakat dosis pertama 45,5% dan dosis kedua 11,04% .Pelayan publik dosis pertama 91% dan dosis kedua 70% , sedang untuk lansia dosis pertama49,3% dan kedua 28,5%

“Oleh karena cakupan vaksin covid-19 di Grobogan cakupannya masih dibawah 50% maka yg sebelumnya level 2 turun jadi level 3” ungkapnya.

Sementara Wakil alumni taruna 89 Akabri Brigadir Jenderal TNI (Mar) Suaf Yanu Hardani mengatakan bakti sosial alumni taruna Akabri tahun 89 sudah sejak satu setengah tahun lalu dan menjangkau seluruh wilayah tanah air.

“Baksos kami sudah satu setengah tahun yang lalu dan membagi sembako sebanyak 175 ribu paket dan membantu pemerintah dengan 70 ribu vaksin” kata Jenderal Bintang Satu yg asli Godong Grobogan itu.

Selanjutnya Suaf Yanu menjelaskan kegiatan bakti sosial ini akan terus berkesinambungan.
Terkait lulusan Akabri 1989, Brigjen Suaf Yanu mengatakan saat ini altar 89 Akabri sudah 4 orang yang jadi Pangdam, Kapolda, Pangkoops dan Danlantamal.

Usai memberikan sambutan, Brigjen TNI (mar) Suaf Yanu Hardani berkenan meninjau kegiatan vaksinasi, khitanan massal yang didampingi Danrem 073/Makutarana, Dandim 0717 Purwodadi, Kapolres Grobogan, perwakilan Akpol Semarang dan Sekda Grobogan.

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