Kodam Radin Inten Awali Gerakan Bersih-Bersih di Pantai Pasir Putih

KATIBUNG (July 10, 2026) – The Radin Inten Military Command (Kodam) initiated the Radin Inten Asri Movement by cleaning up trash at Radin Inten Beach, The New Pasir Putih, in Katibung District, South Lampung, on Friday, July 10, 2026. The cleanup involved approximately 2,345 joint personnel and the Lampung community. A similar activity took place in Bengkulu with 2,376 participants. The entire series of activities was conducted via video conference with the ranks of Kodam XXI Radin Inten and concluded with a communal meal. Commander of the XXI Radin Inten Military Command, Major General Kristomei Sianturi, explained that the Raden Intan Asri Movement was a follow-up to the instruction of the Army Chief of Staff (Kasad General Maruli Simanjuntak), directing all regional units to carry out cleanup activities. The coastal area was chosen as the initial location for the activity due to the high accumulation of waste from various regions. The Radin Inten Military Command, together with the Lampung Provincial Government, collaborated with the National Police, local governments, and various community elements to organize the cleanup. The movement seeks to restore cleanliness and beauty, while simultaneously enhancing the appeal of the coastal area as one of Lampung's tourism icons. The Radin Inten Asri Movement has three main focuses: cleaning up marine waste involving divers and supporting fleets, a collaborative coastal cleanup effort, and cleaning residential areas and drainage channels. Lampung Governor Rahmat Mirzani Djausal assessed that the condition of Radin Inten Beach has undergone significant changes compared to the previous year. Previously, the area was poorly managed. With the Radin Inten Asri Movement, the beach has been transformed into a clean, comfortable, and suitable tourist destination. visited. He believes that beaches are not just tourist attractions but also the face, image, and pride of the Lampung community. Therefore, maintaining the cleanliness of coastal areas is a shared responsibility of all elements of society. The Lampung Provincial Government continues to promote a culture of clean living through routine activities within government agencies. Every Tuesday, all regional government organizations clean their office areas, and every Friday, they participate in community service outside the office area. @lampungtelevisi.com