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The KRI Semarang (594) is an Indonesian Navy hospital ship that has been in service since 2017. It was built by PT PAL Indonesia, a leading Indonesian shipbuilding company. The ship is part of the Indonesian Navy's efforts to enhance its maritime capabilities, including providing medical support during military operations and humanitarian assistance and disaster relief (HADR) missions. The KRI Semarang is named after the city of Semarang, reflecting the Indonesian Navy's tradition of naming ships after significant Indonesian cities and regions.
Design and Capabilities[edit | edit source]
The KRI Semarang (594) is designed to provide comprehensive medical and logistical support. Its facilities include an operating room, a dental clinic, and wards for patients. The ship is also equipped with helicopters for medical evacuation (MEDEVAC) purposes, enhancing its operational flexibility.
Operational History[edit | edit source]
Since its commissioning, the KRI Semarang has participated in numerous national and international missions. It has played a crucial role in providing humanitarian aid and medical assistance in disaster-stricken areas within Indonesia and the surrounding regions. The ship's ability to provide immediate medical services has been invaluable in disaster response efforts.
Docking at Tanjung Priok[edit | edit source]
Tanjung Priok, the main seaport in Jakarta, serves as a significant hub for the Indonesian Navy. The KRI Semarang (594) has docked at Tanjung Priok on several occasions, either as part of routine operations or in preparation for specific missions. The port's strategic location and facilities make it an ideal point for the navy's operational and logistical needs.
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