Orphans At Orphanage Ask How To Become Police, Alumni Akpol 2021 Aksa Akstriya Daksa Gives Answer

Children At The Mizan Amanah Orphanage/ Photo: IST

JAKARTA - 'Sir, how do you become a Police?' asked one of the children at Mizan Amanah's orphanage to the Alumni Police Academy (Akpol) class 2021 'Reksa Akstriya Daksa'. Hearing this question, Ipda Adithya Aji Pratama as Chief Executive of Bhakti Sosial explained while giving an explanation regarding his responsibility to become a police officer.

The arrival of the Alumni Police Academic (Akpol) class 2021 'Reksa Akstriya Daksa' made the children at the orphanage look cheerful. They admitted that they were happy that the arrival of police officers who looked friendly and wanted to teach them to be police officers.

The children were fighting over selfies with young officers.

"Photo yes, sir. Later, take a photo, sir," said they were forested.

Adithya said that the happiness seen in the faces of orphanage children seemed to treat the burden of life they were responsible for. And it was also explained that the arrival of Reksa Akstriya Daksa met orphanage children to increase the spirit of concern, especially for orphans.

This activity marks two years of service from the 2021 Alumni Police Academy 'Reksa Akstriya Daksa'. The goal is to pay attention to those who need it as well as foster a spirit of togetherness and concern for others," said Ipda Adithya, Wednesday, July 12.

Through this activity, continued Adithya, it is hoped that it will be able to increase gratitude for God's blessings that have been given. Remember, there are still many of them who still need it.

"This is an expression of gratitude after graduating from the 2021 Police Academy and has been carrying out duties for the last two years," he said.

"Alhamdulillah, our activities were welcomed with the joy of the children. They were enthusiastic and joking with us," he said.

The orphans looked even more happy when the members of the National Police distributed dozens of food packages as well as school tools to orphans.