JAKARTA - The National Police invites the public to contact the 110 service if they feel disturbed by a community organization (ormas) that asks for Eid al-Fitr (THR) allowances at the 2026 Eid al-Fitr. Later, the police will make further efforts to handle the problem.
"Please contact number 110. Contact the 110 hotline," said the Head of Public Relations of the National Police, Inspector General Johnny Eddizon Isir, in his statement, Thursday, March 12.
Isir explained that the actual provision of assistance at the Lebaran momentum is a manifestation of generosity. However, there is an opportunity for the public to report to the police if the request for assistance is actually disturbing.
"If later he is stuck, please. We had a hotline 110," said Isir.
Isir revealed that the police would prioritize efforts such as issuing appeals to address the problem. The police want this request not to cause disruption, so that it has an impact on public security and order.
In addition, Isir emphasized that the option of law enforcement was also open to the National Police if faced with the problem. However, he emphasized that this effort was the last option that the police would take.
"If later it is structured and it is very disturbing, yes it is not impossible that we will take the option to be related to law enforcement but that is the last," he concluded.
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