DDHK News, Jakarta - Dompet Dhuafa (DD) opened a clinic to handle the health of flood victims in Jakarta. Healthy service action was held at the Trans Jakarta Jembatan Baru stop, Rawa Buaya, Cengkareng, West Jakarta since Monday (20/1).
More than 45 Rawa Buaya refugees were examined by the medical team Dompet Dhuafa. During the week of the flood, the refugees complained about various diseases.
"Most diseases are diarrhea, especially under five. The conditions in the evacuation made them get diarrhea. The problem is that in refugee camps there are rarely closed spaces, ”explained Evi, the medical team Dompet Dhuafa.
Apart from diarrhea, added Evi, coughs and colds are other diseases that afflict refugees. "Naturally, because the refuge is near the main road. Dust gets in easily, "he said.
After carrying out a health service action at the Trans Jakarta bus stop, the medical team Dompet Dhuafa Then they will do the same thing at the mosque around the DWA 5 Foot Center Market, Rawa Buaya. The team then headed for the location because it was reported that there were still many toddlers who needed treatment.
"We also plan to have a lactation corner or a healthy baby program there," said Evi. (Dompetdhuafa.org). *
