Tangani Gagal Ginjal Akut, Presiden Jokowi Minta Pengobatan Pasien Penderita Digratiskan
SinPo.id - Presiden Joko Widodo menginstruksikan jajarannya untuk menyiapkan pelayanan kesehatan termasuk pengadaan obat-obatan yang dapat mengatasi dan menangani masalah gagal ginjal di tanah air. Pernyataan itu disampaikan setelah menggelar rapat internal terkait perkembangan kasus obat penyebab gagal ginjal dengan sejumlah menteri Kabinet Indonesia Maju, di Istana Kepresidenan Bogor, Jawa Barat, pada Senin 24 Oktober 2022.
“Saya minta diberikan pengobatan gratis kepada pasien-pasien yang dirawat. Saya kira ini penting sekali,” kata dia, seperti dilansir laman Setkab.go.id pada Senin 24 Oktober 2022.
Dalam rapat itu, Kepala Negara memberikan sejumlah arahan kepada jajarannya, salah satunya untuk mengutamakan keselamatan masyarakat. Menurut Presiden, ia sudah memberikan instruksi kepada Menteri Kesehatan (Menkes( Budi Gunadi Sadikin untuk menghentikan sementara peredaran obat yang diduga menjadi penyebab kasus gagal ginjal. Kebijakan tersebut diambil pemerintah sambil menunggu hasil investigasi yang dilakukan Badan Pengawas Obat dan Makanan (BPOM)
“Jangan menganggap ini masalah kecil. Ini adalah masalah besar. Lakukan ini secara terbuka, transparan, tapi juga hati-hati dan objektif,” ucap Presiden.
Selain itu, Presiden juga meminta BPOM untuk menarik dan menghentikan peredaran obat sirup yang secara eviden terbukti mengandung bahan obat penyebab gangguan ginjal. Arahan lainnya, Presiden meminta Kementerian Kesehatan untuk melakukan eksplorasi terhadap seluruh faktor risiko penyebab kasus gagal ginjal, baik dari sumber obat-obatan maupun potensi penyebab lainnya.
“Saya kira akan lebih bagus lagi kalau diumumkan, diinformasikan secara luas mengenai nama produknya. Ini harus kita pastikan betul. Uji klinis harus dilakukan. Laboratorium seluler pada organ ginjal yang terdampak juga betul-betul dilihat betul sehingga kita bisa memastikan apa yang menjadi penyebab dari gagal ginjal terutama pada anak,” ujarnya.
Nariti Film Raises the Story of Batak Culture, Brings the Value of Tolerance
TRIBUNBANTEN.COM - After being delayed due to the Covid 19 pandemic, the Nariti film was officially shown simultaneously in cinemas throughout Indonesia starting November 3, 2022.
The film, starring Zoe Jackson, Bastian Steel, Yogi Werner, Paramitha Rusady, and Agus Melasz, is about a teenage love story set in Batak culture.
In his statement on Monday, October 24, 2022, the film, directed by Deden Bagaskara, tells the story of Jefrey (Bastian Steel) who returns to his hometown from overseas following his parents.
At a new school, Jefrey meets Nariti (Zoe Jackson) and falls in love. However, Jefrey's (Bastian) feelings are hindered by Nariti's closeness with (Yogi Werner), their school friend, who also likes Nariti.
Bearing the status of a bad boy, (Bastian) challenges Rico (Yogi Werner) to prove which of them deserves to be Nariti's lover.
After winning Nariti's heart, Sarmaida (Paramitha Rusady)'s mother refuses. This woman who works as an ulos weaver forbids her child's relationship with Jefrey (Bastian).
Ponty Gea, executive producer of Nariti, said that this film with the nuances of the beauty of Lake Toba is the second feature film produced by MRG Film.
Previously, MRG Film had produced Sang Prawira (2019) which won the MURI record as the film with the most active police actors.
"Grateful to finally air after being delayed due to the pandemic. This public audience can love the local culture more,” he said.
Through the film, which was initiated by Burhanuddin SE, General Chair of the Cross-People Communication Forum (Forkalimat), he hopes to be able to
useful in elevating Batak culture and promoting the values of tolerance.
Before the premiere simultaneously in cinemas throughout Indonesia later, this film has been shown at the Gala Premiere at Epicentrum XXI, Rasuna Epicentrum, Karet Kuningan, Setiabudi, South Jakarta, Sunday (23/10/2022).
The Gala Premiere, which presented the Executive Producer, Producer, Director, and all the cast of this film, was also attended by Minister of Law and Human Rights Yasona Hamonangan Laoly, Member of the DPR and Secretary General of PDIP Hasto Krisyanto, Deputy Chairman of the MPR Ahmad Basarah, and Chairman of PBNU KH. Eman Suryaman.
In line with Ponty, PBNU Chairman KH. Eman Suryaman appreciates this film as a work of art that elevates the dignity of women, and can be a basis to fight against these various things.
"The Prophet Muhammad only when he saw women who were humiliated, began the Sunnah of the Prophet to raise the dignity and status of women who were very extraordinary. That's the lesson of watching this film because there are many things that can be learned,” explained the 2008 doctoral winner from UGM.
Furthermore, this Lecturer of Philosophy at the University of Nahdlatul Ulama Cirebon revealed that this film is very good for people of all ages to watch.
Even though it seems like a film aimed at young people, this film is highly recommended for parents to watch.
"Parents are an important part of education in the community," he continued.
Also watching with the figures at the Gala Premiere, surprisingly, Minister of Law and Human Rights Yasona Hamonangan Laoly revealed that this was the first time he had watched the premiere of a film to the end.
While giving high appreciation for the storyline, he also invited all elements of the nation to watch this film.
“Let's friends, everyone, from the young to the old, watch the Nariti Movie! I recommend. Great!,” said the winner of the Kaanib Ng Bayan Award from the Philippine Government.
Not only that, Yasona also explained that this film displays many values that need to be imitated about life.
Many teachings are contained in the dialogues contained in this film.
With so many positive things contained in this film, the former Dean of the Faculty of Law at HKBP Nomensen University did not hesitate to give a high rating for the film, which will also be shown in Malaysia, Singapore and Brunei Darussalam.
"If I say it's eight it can be this. Eight plus, Great!” he concluded.
