"Perumpamaan orang yang menginfakkan hartanya di jalan Allah seperti sebutir biji yang menumbuhkan 7 tangkai, pada setiap tangkai ada seratus biji. Allah melipatgandakan bagi siapa yang Dia kehendaki, dan Allah Maha luas Maha mengetahui"
VENUE : DESA SUKASETIA, KECAMATAN CISAYONG, KABUPATEN TASIKMALAYA
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Day 1 : Salam perkenalan
1st of August 2010
Alhamdulillah after all the difficulties the whole team has been through, 6 members of Indonesian Relief Mission 2010 team managed to gather at LCC Terminal Airport on time. Our flight took off at 9 am.
We arrived at Soekarno-Hatta Airport, Jakarta at around 11 am. We then took Primajasa (a bus service) to Bandung Supermall where the General Leader of BSMI (Bulan Sabit Merah Indonesia) Tasikmalaya, Dr Husen picked us up and brought us to a restaurant to have our dinner and perform prayers.
We managed with a whole load of stuffs, alhamdulillah.
We continued our journey to Tasikmalaya which took more than 3 hours from Bandung. We reached our accommodation for the whole week i.e. the house of head of Desa Sukasetia, Pak Kuwu at around 10 pm. Before going to bed, we had a meeting regarding our planned activities with Dr Husen and our facilitators namely Dr Asep Hermana, Dr Ria Triana, and Pak Asep Budiawan. Our activity tentative had to be adjusted to suit our facilitators’ schedule.
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Day 2 : Orientasi
2nd of August 2010
This was the orientation day for us. We paid a visit to Pak Kuwu’s office (Kantor Kepala Desa). We put up our banner in front of the office and set up a place for the big event on the next day i.e. mobile clinic a.k.a PUSLING (PUSKESMAS Keliling).
Next, we visited PUSKESMAS (Pusat Kesihatan Masyarakat) a.k.a the village clinic. We had a ta’aruf session with the doctors, and had a short discussion about our upcoming activities. Afterwards, we also had a chance to listen to their accounts of the 7.3 Richter-scaled disaster. We were told and shown the effects of the earthquake i.e. the cracks on the clinic wall etc.
Later in the evening, we went back home and did some early preparations for the health education session. We packed toothbrushes, toothpastes, and pencil cases containing pencils, erasers, and rulers for approximately 200 students and another 20 orphans.
Stationeries
At night, we had a meeting as a final preparation for mobile clinics - discussion on how to execute the clinic systematically, prepare the stuffs needed (pamphlets etc.), task delegations, and blood pressure measurement practice.
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