In Order Not To Become A Victim Of Crime, Travelers Are Advised To Do This Before Returning To Their Villages

East Jakarta Metro Police Chief Kombes Nicolas Ary Lilipaly/ Photo: Rizky Sulistio/ VOI

Anticipating the crime of stealing empty houses during the Eid homecoming, the East Jakarta Metro Police appealed to the public to immediately report to the head of the local RT and environmental administrators.

"Regarding residents who will go home, we urge them to have valuables and valuables such as vehicles, if they go home without using their vehicles, it would be better to entrust the police and the nearest TNI office to ensure their safety," said East Jakarta Metro Police Chief Kombes Nicolas Ary Lilipaly to VOI, Monday, April 1, evening.

In addition, to the people of East Jakarta who want to go home for Eid to report themselves to the head of the RT or the head of the neighborhood. So that later it will be submitted to Babinkantibmas so that empty houses can be monitored by the police.

"We hope that residents who will go home will pay attention to the safety of their homes and lock their houses well," he said.

In addition, the Police Chief appealed to residents to immediately check the power cable before leaving the house.

"All equipment that smells of electricity should be checked, revoked or turned off to avoid things that cause losses for residents who do homecoming," he said.

In addition, the East Jakarta Metro Police have also built 11 Eid homecoming security posts spread over a number of points. Three posts are service posts and 8 other posts are homecoming security posts.