The Papuan Police Chief Ensures That The Situation Is Conducive Without Security Disruption

JAYAPURA - Papua Police Chief Inspector General Mathius Fakhiri said there were no prominent incidents or disturbances to Kamtibmas on July 1.

"Indeed, usually on July 1 there is a security disturbance, however, currently everything is conducive," said Inspector General Fakhiri as quoted by ANTARA.

Every July 1 is also commemorated by groups wanting to separate themselves from the Republic of Indonesia as the Independence Day of the Republic of West Papua.

The stable kamtibmas in Papua is said to be inseparable from the participation of all elements of society in participating in maintaining security.

"Hopefully a situation like this can continue to be realized so that people can carry out their activities safely," Fakhiri hoped.

Previously, the Papuan Police Chief in his remarks at the 77th Bhayangkara Anniversary commemoration ceremony reminded the importance of the unity and integrity of the Indonesian nation, especially in welcoming elections and simultaneous regional elections in 2024.

In addition, polarization that can divide the community or children of the nation will no longer occur in the upcoming elections and regional elections.

"Please pray and bless all elements of society so that the Papuan Police and their staff can carry out the task of maintaining social security stability, supporting government policies, and providing a sense of justice for the entire community," said Fakhiri.