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North Kalimantan (Kaltara) Police Public Relations (Bidhumas) recorded achievements at the national level by winning three awards in the 2026 Fiscal Year Police Public Relations Technical Working Meeting (Rakernis).

The award was received directly by the Head of Public Relations of the Kaltara Police, Kombes Slamet Wahyudi, from the Head of Public Relations of the National Police, Inspector General Johnny Eddizon Isir, in the 2026 National Police Public Relations Rakernis activity which was held for two days, April 14-15, and was attended by all the Public Relations of the Polda throughout Indonesia.

The three categories that were successfully achieved include the activity of creating trending topics, the implementation of e-learning, and the delivery of news through the Integrated Information Management System (SPIT).

Head of Public Relations of the Kaltara Police, Kombes Slamet Wahyudi, said this achievement was the result of the collective work of all personnel in maintaining consistency in public communication.

"This award is the result of the joint work of the entire team. We strive to deliver information that is fast, accurate, and able to build public trust," said Kombes Slamet, Wednesday, April 15.

According to him, increasing human resource capacity through digital platforms is one of the main focuses in facing the dynamics of communication in today's era.

"We continue to encourage personnel to adapt to technological developments, including through e-learning, so that they are able to respond to challenges in the digital space," he said.

Meanwhile, Head of the Public Relations Division of the National Police, Inspector General Johnny Eddizon Isir, emphasized that the strategic role of Public Relations is very important to maintain information stability and increase public confidence in the National Police institution.

"In the digital age and artificial intelligence, the speed of information must be balanced with truth. The Public Relations of the National Police must be the forefront in ensuring that the public not only quickly receives information, but also receives correct information," he said.

He also emphasized that the Public Relations of the National Police has an important role as the spearhead of public communication that not only conveys information, but also builds a positive image of the institution sustainably.

"The challenges ahead are increasingly complex as technology progresses rapidly and the potential for disinformation in the digital space increases," he concluded.