Help Smooth And Comfort, Central Kalimantan Prepares Dozens Of Command Posts To Support The Smooth Flow Of Homecoming Eid

Head of Central Kalimantan Dishub Yulinindra Dedy (center) inspects the Integrated Post for Lebaran Transportation at Tjilik Riwut Airport, Palangka Raya/Photo: Antara

PALANGKA RAYA - Head of the Central Kalimantan Provincial Transportation Service Yulindra Dedy said that his party had prepared dozens of command posts (poskos) spread across districts and cities to support the smooth flow of Lebaran 2022 homecoming.

"These posts are a synergy of various agencies, ranging from integrated posts to security," he said in Palangka Raya, Monday, April 25.

He explained that these posts are spread out in various strategic locations, including airports, terminals, ports, borders, and others. "Including the border between Central Kalimantan and South Kalimantan and West Kalimantan," he said. is expected to help smooth the flow of Lebaran homecoming in various areas of Central Kalimantan this year. The command post functions to monitor, secure and provide assistance to the community to support smooth travel.

In addition, according to the direction of the Governor of Central Kalimantan, Sugianto Sabran, he said, there are also vaccination booths that can be used by travelers who have not had their full dose of vaccine.

This morning, Yulindra opened and inspected the existence of the Idul Fitri Transportation Integrated Post at Tjilik Riwut Airport, Palangka Raya.

He said the integrated post was a follow-up to government directives and cross-sectoral coordination meetings. Today, all command posts, both air, land and sea transportation modes, have begun to increase supervision during the Lebaran homecoming period.

"In addition to the integrated post, at the airport, vaccination services are also provided by the Palangka Raya Port Health Office," he said, quoted by Antara.

Yulindra also reminded all parties, both officers and the public who are going home for Lebaran, to continue to comply with health protocols because we are still in the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic. he said.