The Indonesian Navy\u2019s Marine Corps has explained the medical handling\nprocedures in the event that participants of the basic military training\n(latsarmil) for prospective managers of the Merah Putih\nVillage\/Sub-district Cooperatives (KDMP) experience health issues during\ntheir education.<\/p>\n
Lieutenant Colonel Agus Mutaqin, Commander of the SPPI KDMP and KNMP\nTraining Battalion at the 1st Marine Brigade Cilandak, stated that\nparticipants experiencing health complaints must first report their\ncondition to their platoon commander.<\/p>\n
\u201cThey report to the lower level, in this case, the Danton (Platoon\nCommander). Then the Danton reports to the Danki (Company Commander),\nand the Danki reports to the Danyonlat (Training Battalion Commander),\u201d\nsaid Agus when met at the Cilandak Marine Headquarters, South Jakarta,\non Thursday.<\/p>\n
While the reporting process is underway, sick participants will\nimmediately receive medical treatment from available health facilities\nwithin the headquarters environment.<\/p>\n
\u201cHowever, if our Health Platoon (Tonkes) or doctors are unable to\nhandle the situation, a nearby hospital has been prepared, namely the\nCilandlam Marine Hospital, which will immediately provide treatment,\ninpatient care, and so on,\u201d he added.<\/p>\n
In addition to preparing medical handling mechanisms, the Marine\nCorps is also implementing preventive measures to minimise the risk of\nhealth issues during training. Participants with histories of chronic\nillness or specific health conditions are not included in heavy physical\nactivities.<\/p>\n
\u201cThose with chronic histories or serious illnesses are separated at\nthe platoon and company levels. This ensures they are not involved in\nphysical field activities,\u201d said Agus.<\/p>\n
According to him, data regarding the participants\u2019 health conditions\nis obtained from medical examinations conducted before joining the basic\nmilitary training.<\/p>\n
Participants with specific medical histories are then directed to\nparticipate more in classroom-based learning activities, in accordance\nwith their health status.<\/p>\n
Agus stated that, so far, the entire series of basic military\ntraining remains safe and conducive. He expressed hope that the\neducational process would proceed well so that participants could\nacquire the knowledge, discipline, and national insight necessary to\nmanage the Merah Putih Village\/Sub-district Cooperatives.<\/p>\n
A total of 674 participants of the Indonesia Development Driver\nUndergraduate programme (SPPI) are undergoing basic military training\nfor one and a half months at the Pasmar I Headquarters in Cilandak,\nJakarta. The participants are divided into four companies, with each\ncompany consisting of six platoons.<\/p>\n
During their education, they undergo various basic military training\nmaterials aimed at fostering discipline, a spirit of service, and\nnationalism.<\/p>", "url": "https:\/\/jawawa.id\/newsitem\/marines-outline-medical-procedures-for-cooperative-manager-trainees-during-basic-military-training-1782388546", "image": "" }, "sponsor": "Okusi Associates", "sponsor_url": "https:\/\/okusiassociates.com" }