After The Musala, 10 Ormas Ormas Command Posts In The Tambora Region 'Beautified' To Become Siskamling Posts

The post for community organizations in Tambora, West Jakarta, has been changed to Pos Siskamling (ANTARA)

JAKARTA - The West Jakarta Tambora Police have invited the leaders of community organizations (Ormas) to remodel the post into a Mobile Security System Post (Siskamling) for local residents.

This was done in order to prevent friction between mass organizations and use the post to be more beneficial for the residents.

"A total of 10 posts or substations have been brought under control by the head of each mass organization consciously," said Tambora Police Chief Kompol Faruk Rozi when confirmed in Jakarta, Antara, Wednesday, December 8.

Faruk said it was the organization's management who independently painted the post and lowered the attributes, such as flags and banners. In addition, Faruk also appealed to all management of mass organizations in the Tambora area to work together to maintain the security of residents and hoped that the presence of mass organizations would provide a sense of security for residents.

The Kembangan Police Chief, Kompol Khoiri, did the same thing, turning the Ormas Command Post into a house of worship for local residents.

"We have transferred some functions, such as in RW 3, there is an FBR post, we will convert it to a prayer room and become a taklim assembly," said Police Chief Kompol Khoiri when confirmed in Jakarta.

In total there are 15 Ormas Ormas Command Posts that will be converted as houses of worship. The 15 posts became houses of worship based on the approval of the mass organizations. In addition, his party is also lowering the flag of the mass organization symbol attached to the Kembangan area.

The flag of mass organizations may only fly within three days during certain events. If there is no activity, the flag of the mass organization must be lowered based on Regional Regulation Number 8 of 2007 concerning Public Order.

"Today, we have lowered 30 flags. This activity has no deadline, so it will continue," said Khoiri.