Pos Indonesia Strengthens Post-Disaster Care and Recovery in Aceh–Medan

Pos Indonesia conducted a working visit to Aceh–Medan on January 22–24, 2026, as part of the company's efforts to directly assess the impact of the flash floods that struck several areas in Aceh and North Sumatra, and to ensure that recovery efforts were swift and measurable.

The working visit was attended by PosIND's Director of Human Capital Management, Asih Kurniasari, accompanied by SVP of Financial Policy and Asset Management Vivi Sofiati, VP of Asset Management Mohammad Ikbal Wiradikara, and EVP of Regional 1 Medan Raden Bagus Muhammad Yusuf. They were also accompanied by the Head of Langsa Branch Office, Aulia Arham, and the Head of Lhokseumawe Branch Office, Auzi Arifin Hutabarat.

During the visit, management reviewed the situation and conditions of employees and offices affected by the flash floods. The work units most severely impacted included the Kuala Simpang Branch Office, Tualangcut Branch Office, and Bendahara Branch Office within the Langsa Branch Office, which were also affected.

In addition, a review of the condition of office assets and facilities was conducted to assess the extent of damage as a basis for accelerating repairs and restoration of assets and operational facilities, so that optimal services to the public can be quickly restored. Management also reviewed the situation and condition of employees and office operations at the Geudong and Lhokseumawe branches as part of strengthening service readiness in the Aceh region.

On this occasion, Pos Indonesia also distributed basic food aid to employees, partners, and retirees affected by the disaster as a demonstration of the company's commitment to assisting in the post-disaster recovery process. In addition to the aid, Pos Indonesia also presented Meritorious Service Awards to Postal employees in the affected work areas for their courage, dedication, and exemplary work in efforts to save company assets during the flood disaster, as well as their commitment to maintaining operational and service continuity.

Pos Indonesia's Director of Human Capital Management stated that this working visit was part of the company's commitment to be present in person and ensure comprehensive support for Postal employees.

"This visit demonstrates the company's presence to directly observe the condition of employees and work units affected by the disaster, while also ensuring that recovery efforts are swift and coordinated. We want all Pos Indonesia employees to feel supported so that services to the public can continue to be maintained," he said.

Through this working visit, Pos Indonesia also expressed its encouragement and appreciation to all employees at the branch offices (KC) and branch offices (KCP), especially those work units that were severely impacted, for their dedication and commitment to maintaining service amidst challenging conditions.

This Aceh-Medan working visit affirms Pos Indonesia's commitment to being present, caring, and responsive, while ensuring the continuity of services and employee welfare throughout the company's operational areas.