The Artificially Genius Doctor
Teach P3K

It was a bright morning in the village, and the medical tent still stood firmly in the middle of the village. Rudi and Tanti decided to hold a meeting with local community leaders to discuss efforts to deal with the outbreak. They know that cooperation with local communities is essential to address these issues.

The village leader, a middle-aged man with a maroon-colored veil, and a number of community leaders gathered under a large tree in the middle of the village. They sat cross-legged in the shade of a tree, waiting for Rudi and Tanti to arrive.

When Rudi and Tanti arrived, they were greeted kindly by the village leader. The village leader then gave them his welcome and expressed deep concern over the plague that had befallen their village.

Rudi nodded and thanked him for the warm welcome. "We are very concerned about the situation and want to help as much as possible" Rudi said.

Tanti then began her presentation, explaining the causes and spread of the disease, as well as the precautions that must be taken by the community. He spoke a simple and easy-to-understand language, trying to convey his message clearly to everyone present.

"Brothers, cleanliness is very important in preventing the spread of this disease. Let's wash our hands regularly, avoid unnecessary physical contact, and be sure to dispose of the trash properly" Tanti said vigorously.

The village leader agreed. "We will do our best to spread this information throughout our society. We are so grateful for your help and support."

Tanto, who was also present at the meeting, tried to forge better relations with local leaders. He spoke in the language of the region known to them, creating a closer connection.

"Brothers, we are here to work with you. Let us unite and fight this plague together" Tanto said sincerely.

The meeting took place vigorously, and local community leaders agreed to work with Rudi, Tanti, and Tanto in an effort to contain the outbreak. They also agreed to help spread information throughout the village and keep their environment clean.

After the meeting was over, Rudi and Tanti were relieved that they had gained the support of the local community. They returned to the medical tent with renewed vigor, ready to continue their fight against the plague that was ravaging the village.

Tanto decided to continue his first aid skills training with local residents. He felt that empowering the local community with knowledge of first aid would be an important step in the face of this outbreak.

In high spirits, Tanto gathers a group of villagers in a medical tent. They sit on a mat that has been provided, ready to learn.

Tanto began his training by explaining the importance of first aid skills. "First aid skills are very useful abilities. With this knowledge, we can provide first aid to those who are injured or sick, which can make a huge difference in their safety and health."

The villagers listened seriously, some of them recorded what Tanto said.

Tanto then began practicing some first aid techniques with them. He brought some simple medical equipment they had provided, such as bandages, alcohol, and basic medicines.

He showed me how to clean the wound properly and tie a bandage. He also explained about the early signs of the disease to watch out for. Some villagers tried to carry out the act under Tanto's guidance.

One of the villagers, a middle-aged woman in traditional clothes, asked, "What if someone gets a minor burn? What do we do?"

Tanto patiently explained steps to deal with minor burns, including keeping the injured area clean, cooling with water, and providing proper care.

Other villagers also began to ask about the various situations that might occur. They want to know how to treat wounds, treat food poisoning, and provide first aid to children.

Tanto answered all the questions with great care. He was pleased to see the spirit of learning of local residents who wanted to be better prepared in the face of emergency situations.

"We feel more ready now" said one villager with a smile. "Thank you, Mr. Tanto."

Tanto smiled back. "Together, may this knowledge benefit us all. Remember to always share this knowledge with others."

The villagers nodded in agreement, and they returned to their homes with the new knowledge they had gained that day. Tanto is pleased that he has been able to contribute in empowering the local community in the face of the outbreak that is ravaging their village.

First aid skills that Tanto has taught are being applied by local people in real situations. Rudi and Tanti are very proud to see how the local community is increasingly independent in maintaining their own health and helping others in emergency situations.

One day, Rudi and Tanti are doing a routine checkup in a medical tent when a local resident, an old man named Pak Joko, comes with a serious looking wound on his left arm. The wound looked deep and bloody.

Rudi and Tanti immediately give first aid to Mr. Joko. They took sterile bandages and pre-prepared alcohol. Tanti asked a local resident who was nearby to help her clean the wound carefully.

Tanti guides the local residents in cleaning the wound properly, avoiding infection, and maintaining cleanliness. Meanwhile, Rudi meticulously treated the wound with the appropriate medicines.

Mr. Joko felt a little relieved after getting first aid from Rudi and Tanti. He thanked them for the treatment they had been given.

"Thank you, Doctor Rudi and Tanti," said Mr. Joko with gratitude. "I don't know what would happen if you weren't here."

Rudi smiled. "No need to thank you, Mr. Joko. We're here to help. But I'm also happy to see that the local people have learned about first aid and can help each other."

Joko sir agreed. "You're right, Doctor Rudi. Thank you also to Mr. Tanto for teaching us these skills. Hopefully we don't have to deal with emergency situations like this anymore, but if it does, we're ready."

Tanti is proud to see how the locals have taken the initiative in caring for their fellow citizens. He knew that first aid skill training had given them real benefits.

A few weeks later, Tanto heard a story about a child who stumbled and was injured while playing outside. Without a doubt, a local resident who has been trained in first aid skills immediately provides first aid to the child.

Tanto was very happy to hear this news. He knew that the knowledge he shared had made a difference in the lives of the local people. It also reminded him of the importance of solidarity and mutual support in dealing with difficult situations.

Meanwhile, Rudi and Tanti continue to provide medical care to residents in need. They are seeing more and more citizens coming to check themselves out or get advice about their health.

When they are not busy in the medical tent, Rudi, Tanti, and Tanto also interact with local residents. They listen to citizen stories, share food and drink together, and celebrate togetherness in the face of this crisis.

They feel that they are not only a medical team that helps, but also part of a community that cares for each other. This solidarity further strengthens the bond between them and the local community.

Although much work remains to be done to fully contain the outbreak, Rudi, Tanti, and Tanto are optimistic. They have seen real evidence that first aid skills and the spirit of gotong royong are capable of making a difference in difficult situations.

That night, they sat together around a simple bonfire lit by locals. They share stories, laughter, and hope for a better future. Although there are still many challenges to face, they know that together, they can overcome them all.