ATM is ready to help the earthquake victims in Aceh

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PORT DICKSON - Malaysian Armed Forces (ATM) is ready to send aid to earthquake victims in Pidie Jaya, Aceh, Indonesia, Malaysia Armed Forces chief Jen Tan Sri Dr Zulkifli Mohd Zin.
He said the ATM has put an Airbus A400M as well as medical supplies and a mobile hospital tent shaped in standby if the situation requires.
"I have contacted my colleagues Chief of the Indonesian Armed Forces (TNI) Gen. Gatot ATM Nurmantyo's readiness to help the victims of the disaster, but according to him the moment the military and also local authorities there can still be in control and able to manage it.
However, if they need help, she will immediately inform us, "he told reporters here, today
Zulkifli said this when asked to comment on the more than 100 dead and thousands made homeless by an earthquake measuring 6.5 on the Richter scale in the district of Pidie Jaya, Aceh on Wednesday morning.
Zulkifli said after the passing out parade and power consumption of 101 cadets graduated from the ATM at the Army Academy here.
Also present were Chief of Army Tan Sri Raja Mohamed Affandi Raja Mohamed Noor, Chief of Navy Admiral Tan Sri Ahmad Kamarulzaman Ahmad Badaruddin and Air Force chief Jen Tan Sri Roslan Saad.
Speaking at the ceremony, he said that in strengthening the role of the ATM strategy, modernization and improvement of the asset as well as the professionalism of force will not be meaningful without the existence of competent human capital.
In this case, he said, the human resources are the decisive factor in balancing the trilogy concept of 'human, machine and methods'.
"We need to realize that the organization we put a very high expectation, especially to the line officers and leadership to ensure that this trilogy concept of balance can be achieved in full."
Therefore, we must strive to create a true balance with the two important dimensions namely readiness of combat capability and the quality of life of the military, "he said.
On the occasion, Muhammad Syaif Hanippudin announced as a student officer cadets graduated from the best whole army, Imran Omar (student cadets graduated from the best academic ground troops), Klugman Pirmang (students overall best officer cadets graduated from the navy) and Zulfadhli Abdul Malik (students overall best air force officer graduates).
In KUALA LUMPUR, Malaysian Youth Council (MBM) today launched the 'Humanitarian Fund for Aceh Earthquake Caring' to help victims of the earthquake disaster.
MBM Secretary Ahmad Yusup said Saparudin targeted RM100,000 collected during the campaign run until Dec 25 this.
"MBM will also move this fund to collect donations around the country for humanitarian aid," he said at a press conference.
Meanwhile, a spokesman for the Indonesian embassy in Malaysia Trigustono Supriyanto said the quake caused an estimated 43,000 people homeless and 343 buildings, including mosques and schools were destroyed.
He said 40 relief centers built by the Indonesian military and volunteer organizations in Aceh.
"Assistance to residents in the area also went smoothly including basic supplies such as water," he said.