The National Police Will Implement Extra-State Security At The G20 Presidency Event

The National Police imposed extra tight security for the success of the international event of the G20 Presidency/Rizky AP-VOI

JAKARTA - The National Police has imposed extra tight security to make the G20 Presidency international event a success in Indonesia which will be held on November 7-17 November. The trick is centralized operations. "This means that the police operation will be carried out starting from the National Police Headquarters to the regional level at the Bali level, NTB which will be carried out for ten days," said Assistant Operations (Asops) of the National Police Chief Inspector General Agung Setya Imam Effendi in his statement, Wednesday, September 21. In the security scheme, at least 5,746 personnel have been prepared. However, that number could change according to the development of conditions. "Some 1,600 of our members are ready. The National Police has prepared special vehicles in the form of ships, helicopters, and escort cars," he said. Then, in the security scheme that will be implemented later, the National Police will cooperate with the TNI, Paspampres, BNPB, Basarnas, and other stakeholders to provide security. The security and escort, continued Agung, was to ensure the arrival of other presidents or delegates to avoid potential disturbances. Starting from airports, routes, and hotel areas, as well as the location of the G20 Presidency Summit by referring to international security protocols and procedures. Furthermore, the National Police will also map the points that are the focus of security in five areas. Among them, Seminyak, Jimbaran, Sanur, North Nusa Dua, and South Nusa Dua. "The priority (5 areas, ed) is because all delegates and president activities will take place there," said Agung. In addition, traffic engineering strategies will also be applied on ten roads. The National Police has also prepared 4,600 CCTVs that have been connected and 1,500 body drivers have arrived for all officers in the field. "We are preparing the equipment we need, starting from the checkdoor, X-Ray, vehicle. Then, special vehicles for special handling, to ships and helicopters as well as escort vehicles," said Agung.