Task Force Yonif 733 Brings Free Health Services, A Glimmer of Hope in the Land of Papua

PAPUA - Amidst the challenging terrain and demanding task of securing the RI-PNG border, the RI-PNG Mobile Border Security Task Force Yonif 733/Masariku Koops Habema brought a glimmer of hope to the people of Mumugu Village, Krepkuri District, Nduga Regency, Papua. On Friday (03/14/2025), the dedicated TNI soldiers set aside their military duties for a moment to provide free healthcare services to residents in need.

Compassion in Action: Bringing Healthcare to the People

One by one, the soldiers attended to patients, checking their health, providing necessary medications, and offering medical consultations. The initiative was not just about treatment—it was about care, love, and a genuine concern for the well-being of the local community.

Their presence in Mumugu was met with warmth and gratitude. The soldiers did not just serve as security forces but as friends and protectors of the people, ensuring that even those in the most remote areas received the medical attention they deserved.

Heartfelt Gratitude from the People of Mumugu

The residents of Mumugu, who often face challenges in accessing proper healthcare, were deeply moved by the soldiers' initiative.

"We are very grateful and thankful to the soldiers who have come to provide free treatment. This means a lot to us. We feel truly helped, " said Mr. Ame, one of the villagers, his voice trembling with emotion.

TNI: Standing for Health, Humanity, and Hope

Pangkoops Habema Major General TNI Lucky Avianto emphasized that this program reflects TNI’s unwavering commitment to the welfare of border communities.

"Health is a fundamental right for every citizen. TNI is here to ensure that our brothers and sisters in Mumugu receive proper medical services, no matter how remote they are, " he stated with deep conviction.

A Mission Beyond Duty: TNI as Guardians of Humanity

More than just a military operation, this initiative was a call to humanity. Despite the challenges and limitations, the Yonif 733/Masariku soldiers continue to be beacons of hope, proving that their duty extends beyond security—towards compassion, service, and community empowerment.

Their caring touch will remain an everlasting memory for the people of Mumugu, strengthening the deep bond between TNI and the Papuan community, and inspiring optimism for a brighter and healthier future.

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