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Labuhanbatu Selatan Police Chief Visits Tumor Patient in Medan

AHMAD ZULFIKAR SAGALA - Sunday, 26 April 2026 21:00
Labuhanbatu Selatan Police Chief Visits Tumor Patient in Medan
PHOTO: Jhon Fitra Sagala
VISITING A TUMOR PATIENT: The Head of Labuhanbatu Selatan Police, AKBP Aditya S.P. Sembiring, visited Armei, a malignant tumor patient, at a modest boarding room in Medan Tuntungan on Friday, April 24, 2026, as a gesture of humanitarian concern.

LABUHANBATU SELATAN | INDATANEWS.COM ~ The Police Chief of Labuhanbatu Selatan, AKBP Aditya S.P. Sembiring, made a swift humanitarian visit to Medan to personally meet Armei, a local resident who is currently battling a malignant tumor.

Armei's condition quickly went viral on social media, drawing widespread public sympathy. The story soon reached the Labuhanbatu Selatan Police, which responded without delay to the public concern.

Demonstrating a strong sense of empathy, AKBP Aditya S.P. Sembiring immediately traveled to Medan to personally assess Armei's condition. The visit was not administrative in nature, but rather a genuine expression of humanitarian concern.

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WISHING A SPEEDY RECOVERY: AKBP Aditya S.P. Sembiring emphasized to the family that his visit was intended to offer encouragement and prayers for Armei's recovery, while also hoping the treatment process proceeds smoothly. (PHOTO: Jhon Fitra Sagala)

Emotional Encounter in a Modest Living Space

On Friday, April 24, 2026, an emotional meeting took place in a simple rented room on Jalan Bungalau, Kelurahan Kemenangan Tani, Medan Tuntungan. In this modest setting, Armei continues to struggle with severe health and financial difficulties.

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The presence of the Police Chief, along with IPDA Dapot T. Simanjuntak, Head of Unit 2 of the Narcotics Investigation Unit, brought renewed strength and hope to the family.

"We are here to offer support and pray together for Armei's swift recovery," said AKBP Aditya S.P. Sembiring, expressing deep concern.

Police Highlight Humanitarian Responsibility

The visit underscores not only moral support but also the broader social responsibility of law enforcement toward the community. According to the Police Chief, policing is not limited to law enforcement but also includes humanitarian service.

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For Armei's family, the visit became a meaningful source of emotional strength during a difficult time. It also reflects ongoing challenges faced by many citizens in accessing adequate healthcare and financial assistance.

Armei continues his struggle, but the solidarity shown gives him renewed hope that he is not alone. (IDNC)

REPORTER: Jhon Fitra Sagala | EDITOR: Fik Sagala

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