This activity was carried out to help restore trauma for landslide victims. Which will be held on Wednesday, February 17, 2021.
From this activity, members of the Nganjuk Police came to the victim's family and listened to their complaints. In addition, members of the Nganjuk Police also conducted a map of the victims of landslides, totaling 139 people with details. Three babies, 11 toddlers, 13 children, 17 teenagers, 55 adults and 34 elderly people.
"Currently, members of the National Police, especially the Nganjuk Police, are helping the victims of landslides to provide trauma healing. This is to restore trauma for the residents there," said Head of Public Relations of the East Java Regional Police, Kombes Pol Gatot Repli Handoko, Sunday (21/2/2021) afternoon.
"Members also did a map of landslide victims, which currently has a total of 139 people in the evacuation post," he added.
In order to anticipate the spread of Covid-19, these refugees also conducted Rapid Tests. The result, 17 reactive people, when continued for the next process with Swab Test, the result is one person is found positive, and five people the results have not come out.
Meanwhile, reactive refugees are placed in separate buildings with negative residents.
"Those who are positive are now being treated at the hospital, while those who are reactive are not mixed with others," he concluded.
However, in general the refugees in refugee camps are currently in good health. Meanwhile, the food needs for refugees have been prepared in the public kitchen that has been established.
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