4,531 Joint Personnel Deployed During Labor Action In The DPR Tomorrow

Polda Metro Jaya will deploy 4,531 personnel related to securing demonstrations by labor groups in front of the DPR building.

Tens of thousands of workers who are members of the Labor Union and Labor Party Coalition (KSP-PB) will voice their opinions on Thursday, August 28.

"Polda Metro Jaya has prepared 4,531 joint personnel to secure demonstrations by labor groups," said Head of Public Relations of Polda Metro Jaya Kombes Ade Ary Syam Indradi to reporters, Wednesday, August 27.

The thousands of personnel consisted of 2,174 Polda Metro Jaya personnel, 1,725 Under Operations Personnel (BKO) involving elements of the TNI AD, Marines, Brimob Headquarters, Den C, Kodim Jakarta, Kogas Sabhara, Satpol PP, and Dishub, as well as 632 police personnel. ranks.

In addition to security, Ade said that his party had also prepared traffic engineering measures to ensure that community activities could continue despite demonstrations.

"Traffic engineering is situational in nature. If there are quite a lot of people present and use the front road section of the DPR, then traffic flow will be diverted. However, if it is still possible to share roads with other communities, then there will be no diversion," he said.

Anticipatory steps are prepared if the masses start to enter the Inner City Toll Road. The flow of vehicles will be diverted so as not to be trapped in the crowd.

"If there is a density or disturbance on the toll road, we will issue vehicles at the exit of the toll road in front of the Polda, at the Tegal Parang exit, as well as from the west at the Slipi exit. This is to maintain the safety of road users," he said.

Not to forget, Ade appealed to protesters to express opinions in an orderly, peaceful, and not to disturb public order.

He also reminded the mass of action not to force themselves to enter the toll road because it could endanger safety.

"We ask the workers to maintain order, convey their aspirations peacefully, according to the rules. Do not let anarchic actions be detrimental," said Ade.