In early dawn Markus Masan Bali had to wake up. This energic man of 29 years old is normally called by his friends Markus. He is working at Lewotanah Ole auxilliary health center. He has to rush to Tanah Lein village on foot in order to be able to catch public transport to Rita Ebang, where the Subdistrict health center is located. He had to walk for another 3 km to reach Tanah Lein village. If he is late he has to wait for another day since public transport going to the subdistrict capital is only once a day and is scheduled in early morning. If it is an emergency he has to spend more to pay an expensive motorcycle taxi .

It is tiring indeed to take trip from the Southern tip of Solor Island where Lewotanah Ole is situated to Rita Ebang health center in West Solor. But that is the demand of service responsibility that has to be done by Markus as a field health worker.

As a health provider working in a very remote area and far from subdistrict capital, Markus has to maintain regular contact with the subdistrict health center. Aside from taking a stock of medicines and vaccines, he also has to attend meetings and other adminstrative works. This regular trip to subdistrict capital is just part of his travels. His work in the villages and subvillages is another story.

Fortunately after he gets HfA motorcycle, he feels more facilitated and useful in carrying out his responsibilities starting from visiting people in the villages, visiting in-house patients, giving vaccination, disseminating health service and health information in integrated community health center, etc. As well as his regular works it also improves his contact with the subdistrict health center. In short HfA motorcycle truly helps smoothen his works.