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East Java Vice Gov Highlights HIV/AIDS Prevention in Sidoarjo, Stresses Early Education

East Java Vice Gov Highlights HIV/AIDS Prevention in Sidoarjo, Stresses Early Education

East Java Vice Governor Emil Elestianto Dardak highlighted the high number of HIV/AIDS cases in Sidoarjo, with cumulative data of 7,230 cases up to June 2026 since first discovered in 2001. He stressed that handling must involve families, schools, and the community, not just health services. Emil pushed for reproductive health education from an early age as a defense against risky behaviors, while still strengthening the character and moral values of the younger generation. Additionally, he urged all parties to eliminate stigma against People with HIV (ODHIV) so they can still receive proper services and support. In Sidoarjo, 53 students are recorded as living with HIV, emphasizing the need for family assistance and character building to break the chain of transmission. https://kabarbaik.co/respons-wagub-jatim-soal-tingginya-kasus-hiv-di-sidoarjo/

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53 students... it hurts reading that. The role of parents in monitoring their kids’ social lives is so important, but they can't be authoritarian either. Character has to be built from home.

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Early education is super important, especially when it comes to reproductive health. But it still has to go hand in hand with religious values, you know. We don't want it to end up making kids just go wild or anything.

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Subhanallah, there are so many cases. I hope everyone stays united, from the family to the school. Don’t just judge, but really help those affected.

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