KOTA PINANG | INDATANEWS.COM ~ The Lurah of Kota Pinang, Mirwan Sentosa Siregar, has made a strong early impression just days after officially assuming office. On Monday, April 27, 2026, he went directly into the community to personally deliver aid packages containing children's clothing and essential daily necessities to orphans in the Kota Pinang area.
Immediate Action in Early TenureRather than focusing solely on administrative duties at the beginning of his term, Mirwan chose a hands-on approach. He emphasized that his role as Lurah must reflect direct responsibility and presence within the community.
Read Also: Silaturahmi Strengthens Security in Kota Pinang Through Culture and Collaboration "It is not about how large the assistance is, but about being present and showing empathy—especially for orphaned children who require our special attention,"
Mirwan Sentosa Siregar said on Monday, April, 27, 2026.
During his visit, he personally distributed aid packages to several households and took time to observe the living conditions of the children to better understand their needs.
COMMITMENT TO THE COMMUNITY:
Mirwan Sentosa Siregar emphasizes his dedication to being present through direct social action for the people. (PHOTO: Jhon Fitra Sagala)
Read Also: Labusel Police Raid Suspected Drug Hideout, No Evidence Found Community Welcomes Hands-On LeadershipResidents of Kota Pinang responded positively to this direct engagement. Many viewed the initiative as a refreshing change in the relationship between local government and the community.
One resident noted that while social assistance has existed before, direct involvement from a local leader at this level is rare.
"We have never experienced this before. A Lurah coming personally to deliver aid is deeply touching and gives us new hope," he said.
Long-Term Commitment to Social WelfareAs the capital of South Labuhanbatu Regency, Kota Pinang faces ongoing social challenges, including population growth and equitable distribution of social assistance. According to Mirwan, these issues require an active and responsive local administration.
He reaffirmed his commitment to strengthening community-based social programs, including poverty reduction initiatives, improved public services, and closer collaboration between the government and residents.
"If not us, then who? Commitment must begin with small actions and from within our immediate surroundings," he stated.
With this early initiative, Mirwan underscores his leadership approach—not merely as an administrative role, but as a direct responsibility to the people.
(IDNC)REPORTER: Jhon Fitra Sagala | EDITOR: Fik Sagala