Getas, a traditional snack from Bangka Island, sees a significant increase in demand as residents prepare for Eid al-Fitr 1442 H. Ayung, the owner of Getas Cap Piala in Pangkalpinang, reports a 2-3 fold increase in production compared to the previous year, which was affected by the onset of the Covid-19 pandemic. Daily production reaches up to 400 kilograms, with prices ranging from Rp 20,000 to Rp 60,000 depending on quality.

As the Eid al-Fitr holiday approaches, the Ramayana Basement Market in Pangkalpinang is seeing an increase in visitors, primarily from outside the city, who are shopping for Eid necessities, especially clothes. The market is expected to get busier as the holiday nears. Unlike the previous year, when the early stages of the COVID-19 pandemic kept people away, this year, despite the ongoing pandemic, people are more willing to go out and shop. Vendor Heri notes a significant improvement in sales compared to the previous year, attributing it to better commodity prices and increased consumer confidence.

Pantiau, a traditional dish from Bangka made from rice and tapioca flour, is a popular choice for iftar during Ramadan. Ayung, a resident of Pangkalpinang, has been producing Pantiau for 30 years using traditional methods and family recipes. His business, Pantiau Ayung, produces 25-30 kilograms daily, primarily for regular customers. The dish is affordable, priced at Rp 4000 per piece.

The financial difficulties faced by the Covid-19 Task Force Secretariat in Bangka Belitung, which has not received any operational funds for several months, have drawn the attention of Governor Erzaldi Rosman. This has affected the operational support for burial teams and hospital medical staff incentives. Governor Erzaldi has promised to address the issue by discussing it with relevant departments. The Task Force Secretary, Mikron Antariksa, expressed concerns over the lack of funds and the uncertainty regarding the approval of an 8 billion IDR budget proposal for Covid-19 management.

Residents of RT 07 RW 03, Semabung Baru, Pangkalpinang City transformed their previously neglected area into a green village through communal efforts. The area now features ornamental plants, vegetables, and catfish farming. Ruslan, a local resident, noted the significant improvements and the community's collaborative spirit. The Kelompok Dasa Wisma Pualam group has been recognized as a model village in Pangkalpinang.

A shirtless man named Sugito was found dead in front of the Babel DPRD office, causing a stir among local residents and employees. Sugito, who was working on a construction project nearby, was discovered lying on the ground next to a parked motorcycle. The cause of death is yet to be determined, but initial examinations by the Babel Health Department showed no signs of violence. The body has been taken to the hospital for further investigation.

Galeri Seroja IV, located in Pangkalpinang, Bangka, has successfully turned waste cardboard into economically valuable products, with items selling for up to hundreds of thousands of rupiah. Darwanto, the owner, started the business in April of the previous year, initially creating tables and chairs and now has 22 different product types. The raw materials are sourced from local printing places, and the finished products range in price from IDR 50,000 to IDR 500,000.

The Chinese New Year celebration at Kwan Tie Miau Temple in Pangkalpinang, scheduled for February 12, 2021, has been canceled due to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic. The usual festivities, including the Barongsai lion dance and fireworks, will not take place this year following government guidelines. Henri Kurniawan, Chairman of the Kwan Tie Miau Foundation, announced that only internal temple management will conduct the New Year's Eve prayers.

The Jerambah Gantung Bridge, connecting Pangkalpinang and Bangka in Indonesia, collapsed on the evening of October 16, 2020. The bridge, which cost approximately Rp25 billion, broke around 7 PM WIB, injuring two workers. Eyewitness Acep Kusnadi described hearing a loud rumble and feeling strong vibrations before the collapse. The incident has caused significant time losses for the local government, Pemkot Pangkalpinang.

Pengprov Esport Indonesia Bangka Belitung is sending four teams to compete in the national PUBG Mobile tournament organized by ESI Gorontalo. The tournament, which celebrates Indonesia's 75th Independence Day, features 34 teams from across the country vying for a total prize of Rp 20 million. Hendry Koesnadi, the General Secretary of ESI Babel, expressed optimism about the teams' chances of reaching the finals.

On Monday, August 24, 2020, face-to-face learning for the 2020/2021 academic year began at SMAN 4 in Pangkalpinang. Students are required to follow COVID-19 health protocols, including temperature checks, wearing masks, and handwashing. The school coordinates with the local COVID-19 task force, and classes are limited to half their usual size. Principal Siti Rofikoh advises parents to ensure their children are prepared with masks and hand sanitizers.

A crocodile frequently appearing in Kolong Kepuh, Pangkalpinang, has caused concern among local residents. The Alobi Foundation and BKSDA Bangka Belitung plan to capture the crocodile to prevent potential conflicts between humans and the animal. Despite an initial unsuccessful attempt using a rope trap, efforts will continue with a new trap setup. Langka Sani from the Alobi Foundation explained the capture method, emphasizing the use of non-harmful traps with dead chicken bait.

The Directorate of Special Criminal Investigation of the Bangka Belitung Islands Police, in collaboration with the Class II Agricultural Quarantine Center in Pangkalpinang, destroyed 3.8 tons of imported frozen meat from Australia. The meat was confiscated on July 15 and destroyed for violating quarantine, trade, and food laws. Laboratory results indicated the meat was unfit for consumption due to high microbial contamination. Legal proceedings are underway, with potential penalties including up to four years in prison and significant fines.

The Agricultural Quarantine Agency in Pangkalpinang thwarted an attempt to smuggle 430 hummingbirds, which were packed in 13 plastic boxes, to Jakarta. Saifuddin Zuhri, head of the agency, stated during a press conference that the shipment was illegal due to lack of proper documentation and should have been reported to the agency. The confiscated birds included 419 black hummingbirds, 8 ninja hummingbirds, and 3 king hummingbirds.

Governor Erzaldi Rosman, Police Chief Anang Syarif Hidayat, and Chief Prosecutor Ranu Mihardja oversaw the destruction of 9,611 bottles of smuggled alcohol worth approximately Rp 7 billion at the Ditpolairud Polda Kepulauan Bangka Belitung office. The alcohol, originating from various well-known international brands, was seized in early February 2020 after a high-speed chase involving a helicopter and the disabling of the smuggling vessel's engine.

A chicken vendor at Air Itam Market in Pangkalpinang wears a face shield to prevent droplet transmission while selling, following the death of a Covid-19 positive vendor. The market has seen a significant drop in customers, with vendors like Suep and Rosita reporting a sharp decline in sales. The public communication team of the Covid-19 Task Force, represented by Reisa Broto Asmoro, highlighted the vulnerability of traditional markets to Covid-19 transmission, citing data from the Indonesian Market Traders Association that over 400 vendors in 93 markets have been infected.

Health protocols are being implemented in some stores in Pangkalpinang, including Toko Part Shop, which has installed transparent barriers to prevent the spread of COVID-19. However, many stores have yet to adopt these measures. Governor Erzaldi Rosman has indicated that the region is moving towards a 'New Normal,' requiring adherence to health protocols.

Jamik Mosque in Pangkalpinang has started implementing Covid-19 health protocols, including mandatory mask-wearing, disinfectant booths, and temperature checks for Friday prayers. Photos show worshippers maintaining social distancing during the prayers.

A COVID-19 patient under surveillance (PDP) named SA passed away in Pangkalpinang after receiving treatment at RSUP Ir Soekarno. Despite initial concerns, swab tests confirmed that SA was negative for COVID-19. This case adds to the list of PDP deaths in Babel, totaling six. As of April 15, 2020, Indonesia has reported 5,136 positive COVID-19 cases, 446 recoveries, and 469 deaths.

The Provincial Government of Bangka Belitung has prepared 20,000 subsidized fuel cards (Fuelcard) for residents. The BRI Brizzi Fuelcard Pertamina, which facilitates cashless transactions for purchasing bio-solar fuel, has been available since November 26, 2019. Residents can obtain the card by presenting their vehicle registration, ID, and a printing fee of Rp 20,000. The card can be used at gas stations across Bangka Belitung and can be recharged through various banking methods. The distribution process is ongoing, with residents queuing at the Samsat Office in Pangkalpinang.

Student protests against the RKUHP and revisions to the KPK Law took place at the Bangka Belitung Provincial DPRD, drawing significant public attention. The humorous and satirical posters carried by the students were a notable aspect of the demonstration, featuring unique and quirky messages expressing frustration and demands.

Residents of Pangkalpinang expressed gratitude for the rain that fell on Monday night, despite its short duration. Andri, a local resident, went outside to experience the rain, which he also felt earlier in the day. The Meteorology, Climatology, and Geophysics Agency (BMKG) had issued an early warning for extreme weather, predicting rain in most areas of Bangka Belitung on Tuesday, with potential for moderate to heavy rain accompanied by lightning and strong winds.

Haze has begun to blanket Pangkalpinang City, causing concern among residents. The source of the haze is uncertain, possibly originating from fires on Bangka Island or Sumatra. The haze, which has been present since the previous day, has not yet affected visibility for drivers but is noticeable to residents. There are concerns that the situation could worsen, impacting visibility and health, similar to conditions in Riau, Palembang, and Kalimantan.

Illegal tin mining activities in the lower Rangkui River, specifically in Pasir Putih and Rejosari, Pangkalpinang, are causing significant disturbances to local residents. The operations, which continue despite occasional raids, result in noise pollution and sedimentation issues. Residents, including Anca, express their inability to take effective action against the ongoing mining activities.

A joint operation involving Satpol PP, Polres Pangkalpinang, and Kodim 0413 Bangka was conducted to control illegal mining in Pangkalpinang. During the operation, some equipment was burned by Satpol PP members, but some were not confiscated due to intervention by TNI personnel. Ginting from Kodim 0413 Bangka stated that the operation would continue, and miners were given the opportunity to dismantle their equipment themselves.

The Bangka Bike Festival is set to take place from June 28-30, 2019, in Bangka Belitung. Dozens of large motorcycles have already started arriving at the Novotel Bangka Hotel, with many coming from regions such as Bandung, Jakarta, and Palembang. The event is expected to feature between 100 to 200 large motorcycles.

Demand for young coconuts in Pangkalpinang increases significantly during Ramadan, with vendor Jupe selling up to 1,000 coconuts per day compared to 300 on regular days. Jupe's stall caters to both individual buyers and bulk purchasers, offering discounts for larger quantities. The coconuts are sourced from both within and outside Pangkalpinang, with the Tampuk Merah variety being particularly popular.

In Pangkalpinang, Bangka, children are playing with traditional bamboo cannons, known as Meriam Bambu, during the holy month of Ramadan. The sounds of these cannons can be heard in the evenings before Tarawih prayers. This traditional game is played while waiting to break the fast and continues until the time to wake up for the pre-dawn meal, Sahur.

Members of the General Election Commission (KPU) of Pangkalpinang City and Democracy Volunteers worked late into the night to pack election logistics for April 17, 2019. During the packing process at the KPU logistics warehouse, a power outage occurred, but the packing continued with minimal lighting.

As the 2019 election approaches, members of the KPU Pangkalpinang City work late into the night to package election logistics. Despite a power outage, they continue their work with minimal lighting to ensure readiness for the April 17 election.

The KPU Kota Pangkalpinang mobilized around 100 residents to fold ballots at a logistics warehouse in preparation for the 2019 elections on April 17. The workers also sorted out damaged or torn ballots to ensure they are not used in the election.

President Joko Widodo plans to attend a land certificate distribution event in Bangka Belitung. Darmadi, a resident of Mesu Timur, Bangka Tengah, is one of the recipients, having waited nine years for his land certificate. He expresses satisfaction with the efficient process and plans to keep the certificate safe.

Selindung Terminal, located on Rustam Efendi Street in New Selindung, Pangkalpinang, has been neglected for several years, resulting in damaged buildings and overgrowth. Currently, it only serves public transportation routes to Belinyu and Sungailiat, with city transport to Selindung - Pangkalpinang absent. Driver Herman notes the terminal's long-standing desolation and lack of facilities for defecation.

Bank Sumsel Bangka Belitung has been crowded with customers replacing their old ATM cards with new ones following instructions from Bank Indonesia to switch to GPN cards. The replacement process, which started in December last year, aims to provide cards with chips for enhanced security. Yusliana, Deputy Branch Manager for Services, stated that there is no deadline for this replacement.

The high public interest in visiting Alun-Alun Taman Merdeka in Pangkalpinang has led the local government, through the Housing and Settlement Area Office, to establish Park Police to maintain and regulate the area. Currently, six Park Police officers are tasked with preventing damage to facilities, ensuring cleanliness, and managing street children in the park.

The Regional Financial Agency (Bakeuda) of Pangkalpinang plans to auction off government service vehicles owned by the Pangkalpinang City Government in 2019. The auction is scheduled for March 2019 and will include vehicles from the years 1992 to 2012. The auction will be public and announced through the media and the KPKNL website.

A section of Jalan Jalur Dua in Baturusa, Bangka, which serves as a key route for motor vehicles heading to Sungailiat, has partially collapsed and developed potholes. Local residents report that the damage has been present for a considerable time. To prevent accidents, residents have placed road markers and wooden posts with sacks at the damaged site.

The implementation of paid baggage policies by airlines has started to show its impact, not only on air transport users but also on several souvenir shops in Pangkalpinang. Selvi, a shop assistant at Rini Snack, reported a significant drop in sales since the policy was enforced, affecting both the shops and their suppliers.

Garbage is scattered along the Ketapang Bridge in Pangkalpinang City, emitting a strong odor. Despite regular cleaning by city sanitation workers, the area remains littered due to a lack of public awareness, making it a favored spot for waste disposal.

Following the Chinese New Year celebrations, shopping activities in several stores in Pangkalpinang City have not returned to normal, with many shops still closed as owners continue to celebrate. Observations at the Bangka Trade Center (BTC) show that the area remains quiet, with some shops open for half a day while others remain closed for up to four days post-celebration.

The Pangkalpinang City Election Commission has begun assembling cardboard ballot boxes in preparation for the upcoming elections. The assembly is taking place at the KPU Logistics Warehouse in Pangkalpinang on Saturday, February 2, 2019. The commission's own employees are tasked with assembling 2,702 ballot boxes to be distributed across 529 polling stations in Pangkalpinang. The commission is also checking for any damage to the ballot boxes.

Palang Merah Indonesia (PMI) in Pangkalpinang city urges the public to be more active in visiting mobile blood donation units and donating at community centers or PMI Blood Donation Units in various regions. According to PMI Pangkalpinang officer Ridian, blood stock is available, but there is a high demand for fresh platelet blood, which cannot be stored for long. He clarifies that while people may think blood is out of stock, it is actually available but in different packages and types as requested by doctors.

A tornado struck Kampung Seberang in Pangkalpinang, damaging 18 houses with varying degrees of severity. Evi, the local community leader, confirmed the number of affected houses. Nenek Jamiah, an 80-year-old resident, recounted the suddenness of the event while she was sitting on her porch. The BPBD Babel recorded 10 tornado incidents throughout 2018.

Heavy rains in Pangkalpinang on January 12, 2019, caused flooding in the Jalan Depati Amir (Opas Indah) area, affecting homes and the Asy-Syukur Mosque. Residents noted that the flooding was more severe than usual.

The Oikumene Christmas Committee of Babel Province inspected the celebration venue at GOR Sahabudin. Chairman Budiman Ginting explained that the committee met with the Head of Youth and Sports, who manages the building, to discuss the layout, main stage, seating arrangements, sound system, lighting, and other technical details. Preparations will begin four days before the event, with a final rehearsal scheduled before the celebration day.

Kampung Air Asin, located near the city center of Pangkalpinang in the Pasir Putih area, experiences annual flooding due to the overflow of the Rangkui and Pedindang rivers. The water level, which reaches an adult's shin, increases during the high tide season. Despite a previous river dredging project, the flooding persists. Kurnia, the local community leader, expresses the residents' hope for more attention to their situation.

Bird enthusiasts in Pangkalpinang held a peaceful protest against the Indonesian Ministry of Environment and Forestry's Regulation P20 of 2018, which lists protected plant and animal species. The protest, organized by the Forum Kicau Mania Indonesia, highlighted concerns that the regulation could negatively impact birdcage craftsmen, bird feed sellers, and event judges. Hari Prasetyo, the protest leader, warned that the regulation could lead to significant fines for bird owners.

Egg prices at the morning market in Pangkalpinang City have continued to rise, reaching IDR 1700 per piece on Thursday, July 12, 2018. Apin, an egg seller, noted that prices had recently increased from IDR 1600, and they are sharing stock with other sellers to manage. A local resident, Ami, expressed shock at the rapid price increase, recalling a price of IDR 1200 just a few days prior.

A billboard on Jenderal Sudirman Street in Pangkalpinang is at risk of falling, posing a danger to motorists. The issue has been present since the morning, according to a local worker named Anto, who speculates that wind might be the cause.

The Head of Elementary School Development at the Central Bangka Regency Education Office, Asnani, announced that new student admissions for elementary schools will take place from July 2 to 7, 2018. The new school year will start on July 9, while students and schools have begun the empowerment process, which involves submitting documents to any of the 90 public elementary schools in Central Bangka. Asnani added that 3,456 students will advance to higher education levels such as junior high school or Islamic junior high school (MTS). The admissions process will follow existing rules from the Ministry of Education regarding age and school zones.

Yeni and her husband lost all their possessions in a fire that broke out in their neighborhood on Jalan Trem, Pangkalpinang. The fire, suspected to have started in an abandoned house occupied by a mentally ill person, caused Yeni's 5-year-old child to hide behind a door. Fortunately, the child was found and rescued.

A fire on Jalan Trem in Pangkalpinang, Bangka, resulted in residents, including Novi, being unable to save their possessions, such as money and diplomas. The fire occurred quickly early in the morning while residents were still asleep and preparing for sahur. Novi mentioned that a person with a mental disorder who often played with fire might be responsible, as suggested by the surrounding community.

Rista's house was completely destroyed in a fire on Jalan Trem, Pangkalpinang, early Thursday morning. She managed to save her child but lost all her valuable documents and belongings. The fire spread quickly, catching Rista and her children off guard while they were asleep.

A power cable has been dangling and touching the asphalt on Jalan Pasir Putih in Pangkalpinang since the night of May 14, 2015, posing a significant danger to residents, including market-goers, school children, and vendors. Despite the evident risk, the cable has not yet been repaired, causing concern among the local community.

Warkop Papa, a new coffee shop in Pangkalpinang, Indonesia, introduces an innovative concept in the local coffee scene. Owned by Agung Pratama and Rahmat Kurniawan, the shop offers a unique blend of Nusantara coffee beans, known as Kopi Papa, and features an open kitchen for a transparent dining experience. The establishment aims to cater to all segments with affordable prices and a comfortable atmosphere, operating from early morning until late at night.

Despite the advisory from the Provincial Education Department of Bangka Belitung Islands to supervise students and prevent convoys during graduation announcements, high school students in Pangkalpinang celebrated their graduation with graffiti and convoys. Some schools announced graduation results online to avoid such activities. Students chose less crowded areas to avoid police raids and traffic disruptions, celebrating from Pantai Pasir Padi to Jembatan EMAS and the eastern crossroad.

Indonesian Traffic Police conducted Operation Patuh 2018, targeting vehicles violating traffic laws. In Pangkalpinang, officers towed away a motorcycle left by its owner to evade a traffic violation during a raid at Alun-Alun Taman Merdeka. The operation, which began on April 26 and will run until May 9, 2018, is being carried out simultaneously across Indonesia.

The deadline for individual tax return submissions in Bangka is March 31, 2018, and for corporate taxpayers, it is April 30, 2018. Unlike previous years, the tax office in Pangkalpinang is less crowded due to the majority of taxpayers (65.04%) submitting their returns online through e-filing, e-form, and e-SPT. Despite occasional network issues, the online submission process has been largely successful, making it easier for taxpayers to file from anywhere.

The Cultural and Sports Department of Pangkalpinang City organized an inter-school table tennis championship at PT Timah Tbk's gymnasium to scout athletes for the regional student sports week (Popda). The event saw participation from 22 boys and 14 girls. Tri Haryono, the coordinator, emphasized the goal of finding young talents for higher-level competitions. Farhan, a student from SDN 10 Pangkalpinang, expressed his determination to compete and train hard for the upcoming Popda in Belitung.

The main road A Yani in Pangkalpinang is filled with dangerous potholes, posing a risk to motorists. Local resident Mang Amat has taken temporary measures to cover the holes, but calls for the city government to make permanent repairs. The situation is particularly hazardous at night due to poor lighting.

Dozens of traders who usually sell at Alun-Alun Taman Merdeka in Pangkalpinang collaborated in a clean-up effort, involving the local police and fire department. The head of the local police praised the traders for their responsibility and enthusiasm in maintaining cleanliness. A trader named Ferry mentioned that they regularly clean the area after selling to ensure a comfortable environment.

Himpunan Pengusaha Muda Indonesia (Hipmi) of Bangka Belitung Province delivered aid to flood victims in West Bangka. The aid, distributed by Hipmi Peduli Bangka Belitung, included essential items such as rice, sugar, oil, instant noodles, clothes, educational tools, and baby supplies. The distribution took place at three locations: Dinas Sosial Bangka Barat, Tanjung, and Air Belo. The aid was sourced from a humanitarian fundraising campaign conducted by Hipmi Peduli Babel. Rudi Kurniawan, Chairman of BPD Hipmi Peduli Babel, expressed gratitude to all parties involved in the aid distribution.

The Pasar Pagi market in Pangkalpinang is in a deplorable state, with dirty ablution areas, human waste, and animal carcasses scattered around. During an inspection by Acting Mayor Asyraf Suryadin, he demanded immediate cleaning and repair of the facilities. Market vendors, including Azizul, expressed frustration over the unsanitary conditions, suspecting deliberate acts of defecation in the market.

Dozens of students at SMP Negeri 4 in Pangkalpinang experienced a mass possession incident, causing panic among students, parents, and teachers. The school principal, Arman, confirmed the occurrence, which disrupted the teaching process. A concerned parent expressed distress over the repeated incidents affecting their child's ability to learn.

Heavy rains in Pangkalpinang caused the collapse of Jalan R.E Martadinata (Ampui) in Pangkal Balam district. Repairs are ongoing with workers from PU, Telkom, and PDAM on site. Noviar Ishak, Head of Public Works and Housing, attributed the collapse to inadequate drainage and reduced culvert capacity. The road was already prioritized for repair this year.

The traditional market in Pangkalpinang is facing significant issues due to stagnant water that emits a foul odor, making it uncomfortable for both traders and buyers. This problem, exacerbated by the rainy season, has persisted for a long time, causing many visitors to avoid the market. Efforts to cover the affected areas with building materials have been insufficient, leading to recurring water accumulation.

The discipline of Pangkalpinang residents in adhering to traffic rules remains low, with many drivers violating traffic lights, especially at two specific locations in front of the Court and Timah Office. Despite some drivers following the rules, the majority tend to ignore the red lights, influenced by the behavior of other drivers. Ahmad, a local driver, expresses the dilemma faced by those who wish to comply but are pressured by others to keep moving.

Vandalism has occurred at the Dutch Kerkhof Cemetery in Pangkalpinang, Bangka, due to a lack of public knowledge and awareness about the preservation of cultural heritage sites. The vandalism, consisting of graffiti on the walls and floors, has been attributed to a group of teenagers frequently seen in the area, as reported by a local resident named Nuri.

The Chinese New Year celebrations continue in the Atrium Market area of Pangkalpinang, with the Barongsai Naga Sakti troupe from Sungailiat performing early in the morning. The Barongsai not only entertains but also receives angpau (red envelopes) from shop owners, believed to bring good fortune. The annual visit of the Barongsai to the market is a tradition that adds to the festive atmosphere.

New Year's Eve in Pangkalpinang was marked by various activities, including family gatherings, reflections, and visits to local attractions. The Alun-alun Taman Merdeka was a popular spot, drawing thousands of residents to witness the fireworks display. Traffic congestion was significant, with some people waiting up to an hour to reach the area.

Mak Anas, an 80-year-old grandmother, participated enthusiastically in a coloring contest organized by Bina Keluarga Lansia Mentari in collaboration with Faber Castell in Pangkalpinang. The event aimed to help elderly women understand colors better and stimulate their brain activity. Mak Anas, along with 23 other participants, enjoyed the activity, which was part of the Mother's Day celebrations.

The durian season has arrived in Bangka, with various regions supplying durians to Pangkalpinang. Mulyadi, a local seller, reports selling around 500 durians daily, with increased sales on weekends. Prices vary based on quality and size, with top-quality durians selling for Rp 100,000 each.

In commemoration of World AIDS Day 2017, the Online Media Journalist Community (KWMO) and the AIDS Prevention Commission of Pangkalpinang distributed basic food packages and flowers at Taman Merdeka Square and Ramayana Street Intersection in Pangkalpinang. The event aimed to educate the public on the importance of preventing the HIV and AIDS epidemic, particularly in the Bangka Belitung region. KWMO Babel Chairman, Try Mustika Hardi, expressed gratitude to donors and emphasized the event's goal of benefiting the community.