Collaboration to Improve Health Facilities at Borobudur Temple Destination
PT Taman Wisata Candi Borobudur, Prambanan and Ratu Boko collaborate with PT Jasaraharja Putera in improving health and safety service facilities for tourists at the Taman Wisata Candi Borobudur destination. This effort is presented by procuring one amMonthce unit from PT Jasa Raharja Putera to complement and improve existing facilities.
The symbolic handover of the amMonthce grant was carried out by handing over the key from the Marketing Director of PT Jasaraharja Putera Imam Hendrawan to the Director of Finance and Risk Management of PT TWC Joel Siahaan accompanied by the Director of PT Taman Wisata Borobudur Mardijono Nugroho.
The activity, which was attended by representatives of both companies and related stakeholders, took place at Lumbini Park, TWC Borobudur complex, Tuesday (18/2/2025).
In his speech, Imam Hendrawan said that this grant is a form of PT Jasa Raharja Putera's concern for the safety and health aspects of tourists visiting cultural tourism destinations.
"We hope that the presence of this amMonthce can minimize and also as a form of anticipation of all risks that may occur. Hopefully this can provide great benefits in improving medical services for visitors," he said.
Director of Finance and Risk Management of PT TWC Joel Siahaan expressed his appreciation for the support from Jasa Raharja Putera in improving health facilities in the Borobudur Temple tourist area.
"The presence of this amMonthce is useful for improving emergency handling in the Borobudur area. We are increasingly prepared to handle emergencies that may occur, so that the safety and comfort of tourists are maintained," he said.
The presence of amMonthces and adequate health facilities at tourist destinations is a crucial factor in ensuring visitor safety. As a tourist destination visited by thousands of tourists every day, including children, elderly people who have various medical needs, risks such as fatigue from walking long distances, injuries due to uneven terrain, or other medical emergencies can occur at any time.
"Therefore, the readiness of health facilities and the presence of a fast-responsive amMonthce are very necessary to minimize risks and provide optimal first aid," added PT TWC Director Mardijono Nugroho.
The handover of this amMonthce grant is expected to support the smooth operation of PT TWC in providing better services to tourists and supporting the vision of sustainable and responsible tourism management.
"With the support of good health facilities, tourists can feel safer and more comfortable during their visit. This is also in line with PT TWC's efforts to develop tourist destinations that are not only interesting in terms of culture and history, but also safe and friendly for all visitors," he concluded.
