The Safari Of The Kaltara Police Chief Sharing The Blessings Of Ramadan In Nunukan

NUNUKAN - North Kalimantan (Kaltara) Police Chief, Inspector General Daniel Adityajaya, made a working visit to the Nunukan Police area.

In addition to checking the Kamtibmas situation in the holy month of Ramadan 1445 Hijri, the Kaltara Police Chief held a social service in the waiting room of the Lintas Batas Laut Post Terminal (PLBL) Liem Hie Djung Tanah Merah, Nunukan.

The Kapolda distributed food packages to angkot drivers, port motorcycle taxis, port workers and cleaning staff at Liem Hie Djung Nunukan Port.

A number of main officials (PJU) of the Kaltara Police and PJU of the Nunukan Police also accompanied the Kapolda including Kombes Agus Yulianto (Dirreskoba), Kombes Eri Dwi Hariyanto (Dirbinmas), Kombes Budi Rahmat (Head of Public Relations) and the Nunukan Police Chief AKBP Taufik Nurmandia.

"This visit is not only a working visit to the Nunukan Police, we also want to share in the holy month of Ramadan and at the same time want to meet face to face with the community, especially with workers around the Nunukan port," said Kapolda Daniel, Thursday, March 21.

The Kapolda also expressed his gratitude to the people of Nunukan Regency who have maintained their regional area conducive during the 2024 General Election.

"The 2024 election in Kaltara has been completed with a safe and conducive situation, this is thanks to the assistance and participation of ladies and gentlemen," he said.

"I also hope that people will always play an active role in keeping the security and social security situation conducive, so that activities, especially those around this port, run safely and smoothly," Daniel hoped.

The recipients of social services were full of smiles and were happy when they were greeted and shook hands with the North Kalimantan Police Chief.

One of the beneficiaries expressed his gratitude for the social service held by the Kapolda and his staff.

"We are very grateful, this assistance is very useful and alleviates economic needs in the midst of this fasting month," he concluded.