Lighting Up Lelayang Hamlet: The Spirit of Community Collaboration with PT Mayawana Persada

PT Mayawana Persada supports community-led infrastructure work in Lelayang Hamlet with pipes and cement for solar street lighting and water piping.
Gotong royong (mutual cooperation) and togetherness serve as the primary foundation for bringing positive change to rural community life. This spirit was clearly visible in Lelayang Hamlet, Kualan Hilir Village, as residents came together to work on local infrastructure development, October 18th, 2026.

During this activity, PT Mayawana Persada provided tangible support by delivering pipes and cement. These material supplies were channeled to support two essential pillars of community needs: the construction of foundations for Solar-Powered Street Lighting (PJTS) and a clean water piping network.
The work on the ground was carried out hand in hand. Fransiska Sokfong, the Head of Lelayang Hamlet—affectionately known as Ibu Kadus—expressed her appreciation for the synergy established with residents who enthusiastically turned out at the site.
"As it happens, today the residents are around, so we are working on it right now... Hopefully, these lights can illuminate Lelayang Hamlet, it is very useful, thank you for the assistance," said Fransiska Sokfong while overseeing the gotong royong process.

The utilization of this assistance was designed purposefully: the cement and supporting materials were used to install solar panels for street lighting, while the pipes were dedicated to channeling clean water access directly to residents' homes. This collaborative step is expected to provide immediate and sustainable benefits in supporting the comfort, security, and daily activities of the Lelayang Hamlet community.
FAQ
When and where did the Lelayang Hamlet gotong royong activity take place?
The activity took place on Sunday, October 18, 2026, in Lelayang Hamlet, Kualan Hilir Village, Ketapang Regency, West Kalimantan.
What assistance did PT Mayawana Persada provide?
The company provided pipes and cement to support the construction of solar-powered street lighting foundations and a clean water piping network.
Who commented on the community cooperation activity?
Fransiska Sokfong, Head of Lelayang Hamlet, described residents' participation and expressed hope that the lighting facilities would benefit the community.
How did local residents participate?
Residents and hamlet officials worked together through gotong royong to support local infrastructure construction.
What were the pipes and cement intended for?
The cement was intended to support foundation work for solar-powered street lighting, while the pipes were provided for the development of a water distribution network serving local households.

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