PT Servo Lintas Raya (SLR) Distributes Basic Necessities Aid

Quoting from Kompas86.com, PALI – South Sumatra, May 24, 2025 – As a demonstration of social concern for communities affected by disaster, PT Servo Lintas Raya (SLR) – part of the Titan Infra Sejahtera Group – distributed basic necessities aid to residents of Raja Village, Tanah Abang Subdistrict, Penukal Abab Lematang Ilir (PALI) Regency who were impacted by a recent fire.

As part of its Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) program, PT SLR directly distributed the aid through company management representatives and Community Liaison Officer (CLO). The assistance included rice, cooking oil, sugar, instant noodles, and other essential goods urgently needed by residents following the disaster.

“This is a reflection of the company’s empathy and social responsibility toward the surrounding community, especially during difficult times like this,” said Firmansyah, PT SLR’s Public Relations Officer, accompanied by Dwi Oktaviano ADV, Eka, Salfa Rabi Dav, and H. Pirdaus during the aid distribution.

Fire Victims Respond with Gratitude

The aid provided by PT SLR was received with deep emotion by residents who had fallen victim to the fire. Most of them had lost property and even their homes in the incident that occurred a few days earlier.

“We are very grateful for this support. At least for the next few days, we won’t have to worry too much about our basic needs,” said one of the recipients with visible emotion.

A Concrete Form of Synergy Between PT SLR and the Community

PT Servo Lintas Raya emphasized that this initiative is not the first and will not be the last. The company is committed to remaining active in various social initiatives, infrastructure development, and community empowerment within its operational areas.

During the same event, PT SLR representatives also engaged in dialogue with local village officials and community leaders to assess post-disaster needs and discuss future disaster mitigation efforts.

With support from private entities like PT SLR, it is hoped that affected communities can recover quickly and return to normal life.