Photo: Phagabo Village residents at PT Papua Agro Lestari (PAL)’s monthly communication session, free health service, and wildlife outreach in Ulilin District, Merauke Regency, South Papua
MERAUKE – Phagabo Village learned about the dangers of wildfire, as well as prevention and mitigation measures on Saturday (8/29/2026) from PT Papua Agro Lestari (PAL).
At this monthly communication session, PAL built awareness on endemic species preservation through the donation and planting of 20 tree seedlings, which involved company representatives and villagers.
Joining the event were Phagabo representative and clan leader Richard Koula, TSE Group’s General Manager Daniel Sim Ayomi, PAL’s Manager Hassanudin Pattiroy, and other management representatives from PAL.
Koula, greeting the audience, thanked PAL for its presence and lauded the company for its collaborations with his community.
“On behalf of Phagabo Village, I extend my gratitude to PT Papua Agro Lestari. Your presence, through social, health, and environmental activities, has been valuable to our community,” said Richard.
Photo: Tree planting and free health screening are among PAL’s ways to support community health and protect the local ecosystem in Phagabo
In addition to education and tree planting, PAL brought its clinic team to provide free check-up and health education, covering topics from maternal nutrition, stunting prevention, to healthy lifestyle. The event concluded with a meal, giving PAL and Phagabo villagers a chance to strengthen their bond.
“We want to continue building a relationship with local communities. PT Papua Agro Lestari is committed to running Corporate Social Contribution (CSC) programs that are impactful, sustainable, and tailored to community needs, whether they are better health outcomes, improved social well-being, or environmental preservation,” said TSE Group’s General Manager Ayomi.
Through monthly communication sessions, PAL emphasizes the importance of communication and collaboration with locals in maintaining its community programs.
These sessions allow PAL to consistently work with the people to create sustainable environments and improve the well-being and quality of life for those living around its site. (PR)
