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With just a limited equipment, the Noken Community Development continue to carried out Si Ipar Program in Tombisik, Nduga, Friday (10/7). In that activity, four years old to 12 years old children came to learn about alphabets, to read, and to count.
"We hope that with our arrival. We can teach the children to ensure that they have a bright future ahead, and able to read and count," said the Head Coordinator of Nduga, Ipda Murtono.
Meanwhile, Head of the Public Relations of the Cartenz Peace Ops Task Force, Commissioner Ahmad Musthofa Kamal, added that by providing education to the children of the Tombisa Nduga village, it is hoped that they can create a smart and quality next generation.
“With the Si IPAR program, we can provide education to children in Papua, especially in the Tombisik Nduga Village, and able to create a quality and smart next generation," he explained.
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