TNI Marine's Rosita Helped The Economy Of Kokamu Resident

YAHUKIMO - The Task Forces of the Infantry Battalion 6 Marines, part of the Indonesian Armed Forces Operational Command (KOOPS TNI) in Papua, is currently conducting mobile security at the border of Indonesia and Papua New Guinea, especially in the Yahukimo Regency area, Papua Pegunungan Province. On Wednesday, 31 July 2024, one Post from the Marines Task Forces, Bravo Post led by Second Lieutenant Alter, conducted the “ROSITA” (Buy up Farming Products) belonging to a resident from the Kokamu Village, Dekai District, namely Mr. Sem Paimuka.

The Commander of Marines Task Forces, Lieutenant Colonel Rismanto Manurung, has emphasized to the Soldiers that activities to help people’s difficulties in their assigned areas are the priority in the main tasks of securing the area. Therefore, on Wednesday morning, the Soldiers took advantage of their routine security duty by helping Mr. Sem’ economy who selling his farming products.

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During the Rosita program, the Soldiers had the opportunity to interact and communicate with Mr. Sem. By using their own pocket money, the Soldiers bought the products and used them for their daily food. Responding to the Rosita program, the seller was very happy because the Soldiers bought up his merchandise. Mr. Sem was very happy with his revenue that morning and even said, "Thank you, Commander Marines, for buying my farming products. God bless."

"The initiative of the Marines Task Forces to buy up the farming products belongs to Kokamu resident, is the TNI's effort to help the people's economy, to support the acceleration of development in the Papua region, " said the KOOPS TNI Commanding General, Brigadier General Lucky Avianto, upon receiving the program report.

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Autentikasi: 

Dansatgas Media KOOPS TNI, Letkol Arh Yogi Nugroho

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