Commander of the 1007-03 West Banjarmasin Rayon Military Command (Danramil) Major Czi Tandra Wideru said that the village supervisory non-commissioned officer (Babinsa) continued to try to maintain closeness with the community.
"I instruct Babinsa members to door-to-door meet residents in their target areas to find out what Babinsa could help and do," Tandra said here on Wednesday.
He also asked the public not to hesitate to convey all the problems when meeting Babinsa, because providing a solution and becoming an innovator was the task of serving a Babinsa who became the spearhead of territorial guidance.
"We also hope that the community will save Babinsa's cellphone number so that they can be contacted immediately. In principle, early detection is important for Babinsa. So he must be the first to know if there are problems in the community," explained Tandra.
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"I instruct Babinsa members to door-to-door meet residents in their target areas to find out what Babinsa could help and do," Tandra said here on Wednesday.
He also asked the public not to hesitate to convey all the problems when meeting Babinsa, because providing a solution and becoming an innovator was the task of serving a Babinsa who became the spearhead of territorial guidance.
"We also hope that the community will save Babinsa's cellphone number so that they can be contacted immediately. In principle, early detection is important for Babinsa. So he must be the first to know if there are problems in the community," explained Tandra.
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