Masjid Assalam in the WIKA residential complex held basic emergency-response training on Sunday, 1 November 2026, after the dawn prayer. Organized by the mosque’s Health Division, the session brought together WIKA Cluster security personnel and members of the dawn congregation.
Dr. Hery Setiawan, Sp.B., chair of the Masjid Assalam Health Council, introduced emergency situations and the first steps to take when someone needs help.
Dr. Abdul Haris, Sp.Rad., and Muhammad Rizal of the mosque’s Health Department then guided practical exercises. Participants observed and practiced first-aid procedures, including cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) on a training mannequin.
The session aimed to help security staff recognize an emergency and respond appropriately while medical help is on its way. As personnel working in the residential area, they may be among the first people to reach someone in distress.
At the end of the training, each security officer received five kilograms of rice in appreciation of their service to the WIKA Cluster community. The activity reflects the mosque’s commitment to community safety and well-being alongside worship.
