The handover of the assistance took place at PTAR’s logistics office in Batang Toru, which has served as a coordination and logistics distribution center since the beginning of the disaster to support the local government and relevant ministries. The assistance provided comprised 267 tents of various sizes, including 4×4-meter family tents, 10 jet cleaner units, chainsaws, mattresses, and emergency lamps to support the recovery of disaster-affected communities.

During the handover, a representative of the Ministry of Energy and Mineral Resources symbolically presented the assistance to the Assistant for General Administration of the South Tapanuli Regional Secretariat, Triyanta Hadil Khoiri Dairiyawan, and the Head of Garoga Village, Risman Rambe, accompanied by the General Manager Operations&Deputy Director Operations of Agincourt Resources, Rahmat Lubis.

Triyanta expressed his appreciation to the Ministry of Energy and Mineral Resources for its attention and tangible support for the people of South Tapanuli, as well as to PT Agincourt Resources for providing operational support in the distribution of aid on the ground.

“Thank you to the Ministry of Energy and Mineral Resources for its concern and concrete assistance for the people of South Tapanuli. PTAR’s operational support has been instrumental in enabling the local government to distribute state aid more quickly and effectively, particularly to areas with limited access,” he said.

Meanwhile, Rahmat Lubis emphasized that PT Agincourt Resources fully supports the distribution of assistance from the Ministry of Energy and Mineral Resources through close coordination with the local government.

“With the resources, infrastructure, and emergency response teams we have, PTAR will distribute this assistance from the Ministry of Energy and Mineral Resources to survivors in Garoga Village and surrounding affected villages, through evacuation shelters coordinated by the South Tapanuli Regency Government. We operate under the guidance of the local government to ensure that the distribution is orderly, transparent, and reaches those most in need,” he said.

Since the disaster occurred, PTAR, together with the South Tapanuli Regency Government, the Regional Disaster Management Agency (BPBD), the Indonesian National Armed Forces and Police (TNI-Polri, PTAR’s Disaster Preparedness Team, the ESDM Emergency Response Group (ERG), and volunteers have established command posts, set up public kitchens, provided healthcare services, and deployed heavy equipment and helicopters to open access and deliver logistics to isolated areas.

Rahmat expressed hope that the additional assistance from the Ministry of Energy and Mineral Resources will further strengthen the support from the local government and business partners in restoring the conditions of communities affected by the floods and landslides in Batang Toru.

“This assistance not only strengthens logistics on the ground but also demonstrates that the central government, local government, and business partners are working in unison to accelerate the recovery of the community. At PTAR, we will ensure that every support entrusted to us truly reaches the people in need,” said Rahmat.

Support from the Ministry of Energy and Mineral Resources strengthens the synergy between the central government, local governments, and business actors in the affected areas. PTAR is committed to continuing as a trusted government partner in supporting emergency response and community recovery efforts, in line with principles of responsible and sustainable operations.

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The programme aims to enhance the skills of healthcare personnel in providing first aid for trauma and cardiovascular emergencies critical competencies for saving lives, preventing disability, and meeting Puskesmas accreditation standards.

This initiative responds to the limited number of BTCLS-certified nurses currently serving in South Tapanuli. Through this programme, Agincourt Resources reaffirms its commitment to improving the quality of healthcare services in its operational areas, particularly by strengthening the capacity of frontline medical workers.

A total of 25 nurses participated in the intensive training, which included theoretical sessions, hands-on emergency response practice, and assessments comprising both practical and written examinations. The entire programme was delivered by certified instructors from CV Eldwin Cipta Kompetensi. At the end of the training, all participants successfully passed and were awarded official certificates issued by the relevant ministry.

The event was officially opened by the Head of the South Tapanuli District Health Office, dr. Sri Khairunnisa, M.H., M.K.M., who expressed her appreciation for the ongoing collaboration with Agincourt Resources. “Many Puskesmas still require BTCLS-certified nurses to meet accreditation standards. This training is essential, as BTCLS is a fundamental competency required of healthcare personnel in emergency services. With the support of PT Agincourt Resources, we hope to see more nurses who are competent and ready to serve the community in critical situations,” she said.

Meanwhile, Christine Pepah, Senior Manager Community at Agincourt Resources, emphasised that this programme aligns with the company’s commitment to strengthening the local healthcare sector surrounding the mine’s operational area. “This BTCLS Training reflects the strong synergy between Agincourt Resources and the South Tapanuli Health Office. Enhancing nurses’ competencies will reinforce healthcare services at the Puskesmas level, improve medical preparedness, and deliver direct benefits to community members requiring prompt and accurate emergency assistance,” she stated.

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The event was officially opened by the Deputy for Disaster Management at the Coordinating Ministry for Human Development and Culture (Kemenko PMK), Lilik Kurniawan, accompanied by Assistant Deputy for Disaster Response, Merry Efriana. Also in attendance were key representatives from PT Astra International Tbk, Boy Kelana Subroto, Chief Corporate Affairs, Selly Irfandy, Division Head Corporate Security, and Herdiawan Sutikno, Department Head Strategic Operational. 

In the Fitness Drill category, ERT Sahala recorded a time of 6 minutes 46 seconds, the fastest among 24 participating teams. This achievement reflects a combination of physical strength, technical precision, disciplined coordination, and calm execution under simulated emergency pressure. 

In the Vehicle Accident Rescue category, the team secured third place after completing the rescue scenario in 7 minutes 42 seconds, thanks to accurate decision-making, effective communication, and mastery of rescue procedures. 

This accomplishment is more than just a competition win, it represents real-world readiness to respond to emergencies in a high-risk mining environment. Regular physical training, technical drills, and mental resilience development form the core of ERT Sahala’s preparedness.  At every stage of operations, human safety remains the highest priority. ERT Sahala serves not only as a standby emergency unit, but as a guardian of safety and the continuity of Martabe Gold Mine operations.

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