Kapolres Kuningan, AKBP Bellen Anggara Pratama, provides assistance for the construction of an artesian well in Cimuda Hamlet, Mekarjaya Village.

progresifjaya.co.id, KUNINGAN — As a tangible gesture of concern for the basic needs of a community affected by drought, the Polres Kuningan provided support for the construction of an artesian well for the residents of Cimuda Hamlet, Mekarjaya Village, Ciawigebang District, Kuningan Regency, on Friday, November 6, 2026.

The handover of this clean water facility was led directly by the Kapolres Kuningan, AKBP Bellen Anggara Pratama, in Cimuda Hamlet. The social service initiative was also attended by key officials from the Polres Kuningan, Kapolsek Ciawigebang, AKP Dani Supriadi, the Ciawigebang District Secretary, the Head and administration officials of Mekarjaya Village, as well as local community leaders and residents.

The construction of this artesian well was specifically intended to address the clean water crisis faced by the residents of Cimuda Hamlet, which was exacerbated by the dry season and regional drought conditions.

Kapolres Bellen stated, that the provision of this clean water facility represents the commitment and presence of the Polri in supporting the community during times of hardship.

“This assistance for the construction of an artesian well is a concrete expression of the Polres Kuningan concern in helping to meet the residents’ vital need for clean water. We hope this facility will support daily life and alleviate the burden on the community members affected by the drought,” said Kapolres Bellen.

He also urged the residents of Cimuda Hamlet to work together in maintaining and caring for the artesian well, ensuring that it continues to provide long-term benefits for future generations.

The presence of the police force in delivering this aid to combat the water crisis was warmly appreciated by both the village government and the local community. They also perceive this as a way to strengthen the partnership and foster closer ties between the Polri and the local community. (Bembo)