Hundreds Of Joint Personnel Ready To Celebrate Arema's Anniversary

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JAKARTA - Malang City Police Chief Commissioner Budi Hermanto stated that as many as 500 joint personnel were alerted to secure the celebration of Arema FC's 37th Anniversary which was held on Saturday, August 10 to Sunday, August 11 in the area. Budi at Malang City Police Headquarters, Friday, stated that the alerting of hundreds of joint personnel came from the police, TNI, Transportation Service, and the local Civil Service Police Unit (Satpol PP). "We have communicated the security officers that have been sent down for Arema's birthday, consisting of the TNI, Transportation Service, Satpol PP with 500 combined personnel," Buher said quoting Antara. Buher stated that the placement of officers referred to the location for the celebration of the Arema FC Anniversary, namely the Alun-Alun Tugu area on Saturday and the Lion Statue of the Malang Station area on Sunday. Furthermore, he said, the main focus of security was carried out on Saturday because there was a series of events that were solid and lasted until evening. He ensured that officers were ready to oversee the entire series of celebrations of the day as a club nicknamed Singo Edan humanetically. "If for Sunday it is the implementation activities at the lion statue and pilgrimage to the graves of victims of Kanjuruhan Tragedy," he said.

All Aremania who participated in celebrating the implementation of Arema FC's 37th Anniversary event for two days were asked to continue to comply with traffic rules by not carrying out convoys.

This, said Buher as an effort to maintain the good name of all Arema FC supporters and management, as well as ensure public security. "We urge you not to carry out the convoy, the first consideration is due to the weather and the second is the fatigue factor," he said.

Buher also apologized to the public because the event had an impact on traffic flow in Malang City. "We apologize to the public who may be disturbed by traffic. We are trying to keep all activities going well," said Buher.