UPNVJ Public Relations – Friday, December 26, 2025, Team 1 of the UPNVJ Disaster Emergency Response PKM continued health services in the form of a mobile clinic for the community in Leubok Maneh Hamlet, North Aceh Regency.

A health team consisting of doctors, nurses, and nutritionists provided structured health services to the disaster-affected community. Team 1 of the UPNVJ Community Health Center (PKM) served 70 patients of various ages. The most common health problems encountered were skin conditions on the feet, hands, and even the entire body. This was clearly due to the lack of clean water in the hamlet after the disaster. Other problems, such as coughs, flu, and hypertension, were also found in a small proportion of the community.
All patients were immediately given appropriate treatment in the form of medication and education.

This mobile clinic service allows immediate healthcare access to remote locations where infrastructure is damaged and medical access is limited. This activity, a continuation of previous activities, further demonstrates the commitment of the UPNVJ Disaster Emergency Response Team to addressing public health issues in North Aceh Regency after the disaster.

Prof. Dr. Anter Venus, MA, Comm, Rector of UPNVJ, emphasized that this collaboration with the DPPM Kemendiktisaintek is a strategic achievement in the university's community service policy. "We continue to encourage the participation of the academic community in strengthening national resilience against disasters, with the hope of accelerating recovery and building a more resilient society," he said in an official statement with UPNVJ's public relations.