Seputarkarawang.com - Karawang, Concern for others was demonstrated by the Karawang Entrepreneur Sejahtera UMKM Foundation (KERSA) during the homecoming momentum of Eid 1447 H. Located at the strategic point Jalan Baru, Charles Roundabout, Karawang, KERSA volunteers officially operated a security post and information center for homecoming travelers passing through the Karawang jurisdiction, Thursday (19/3/2026).This post is specifically designed to provide technical assistance for motorbike riders who experience problems on the road. travel. Chairman of the KERSA Foundation, Muhammad Nur Miroji, who is familiarly called Kang Awe, emphasized that the presence of his team in the field was a form of self-help security to smooth traffic flow on the increasingly congested Karawang arterial route. "The main purpose of the Karawang KERSA post is to help secure homecoming traffic and become an information center. Since Thursday evening, many motorbike travelers have stopped by, some just asking about the location of the nearest repair shop and resting for a while because they are tired," said Kang Awe while monitoring the situation. at Charles Roundabout.
This social action involved dozens of sympathizers and KERSA members who took turns standing guard until the 1st day of Eid. Apart from being known for being active in empowering Karawang MSMEs, the KERSA Foundation has proven that the solidity of their organization is also present in humanitarian actions on the roads. It is hoped that the existence of this post on Jalan Baru Karawang will minimize the risk for travelers who do not understand the road terrain or experience mechanical problems with their vehicles. "Thank God, this year KERSA can play a direct role in securing the homecoming flow. We want the benefits of KERSA's existence to be truly felt by the wider community, not just business people," added Kang Awe. With this spirit of togetherness, KERSA Karawang is optimistic that it can continue to be a strategic partner for the community in various social moments in Karawang Regency.
