Tradition Of Promotion, 5 Police Climbing Sutet Tower To Take The Red And White Flag

Five NCOs of the Central Java Police climb the tower as a promotion tradition/Photo: Doc. Central Java Police

SEMARANG - Five NCOs from the Central Java Police are desperate to climb the Sutet (Overhead power line) tower. The action taken by Information and Communication Technology (Bid ICT) personnel is part of the tradition of promotion.

The five non-commissioned officers were not long at the top of the Sutet tower. As they descended, dozens of his fellow members greeted him.

The Head of ICT for the Central Java Police, Grand Commissioner Pol Alfian Nurrizal said the actions of the five teenagers were part of the tradition of promotion in the ICT Division. Alfian, who led the implementation of the Raport Report Corps, stated that the NCOs went up to the North and South to collect the red and white flag.

Five NCOs of the Central Java Police climb the tower as a tradition of promotion/ Photo: Doc. Central Java Police

"There are six personnel who have been promoted to the ICT Bid, consisting of one Pamen with the rank of Kompol and five Brigadiers. There is a philosophy of members climbing the tower (sutet) and taking the flag, meaning that it is in line with the struggle to be promoted to a higher level. Every achievement requires struggle. ," said Alfian, through a statement received, Wednesday, January 5.

Alfian could not hide his pride, he gave high appreciation to all ICT Bid personnel who always carry out their duties very well during this pandemic.

According to him, the role of the ICT Bid in facilitating the Police communication network is very important. Even if there is a slight problem, the communication flow of each member of the police on duty will be hampered.

“Tower and reporting via HT are not carried out without a reason, there is a special meaning behind it. Likewise, HT is a vital tool for the police to exchange accurate anti-tapping information. This is an emphasis so that members must be able to present accurate information and be able to sort out what is consumed by institutions and the public,” said Alfian.

Alfian also hopes that the promotion of the Corps Report Card can spur the enthusiasm of all members to continue to provide professional services in carrying out their duties.