TANJUNG SELOR - North Kalimantan Police Chief (Kaltara) Brigadier General Yusuf directly reviewed the implementation of the Phase I Health Examination (Rikkes) in the Integrated Selection of Candidates for the 2026 Fiscal Year Police in the Tanjung Selor District Hall.
The review was carried out to ensure that all stages of the selection process were carried out in accordance with the BETAH principle, namely Clean, Transparent, Accountable, and Humanistic.
The Deputy Police Chief emphasized the commitment of the Kaltara Police to maintain the integrity of the recruitment process so that it is objective and free from cheating practices.
"We want to ensure that there is no loophole for cheating. Everything is fair and honest to produce qualified Polri personnel from the initial stage," said Brigadier General Yusuf, Tuesday, April 14.
He explained that the implementation of Rikkes Phase I was attended by prospective Taruna and Taruni Akpol, Ensigns, and Tamtama Polri. The examination was carried out by a professional medical team with internal supervision from Bid Propam and Itwasda Polda Kaltara to ensure discipline and transparency of the selection results.
"At this stage, participants undergo a number of basic health examinations, including height and weight measurements, blood pressure, dental and oral health, visual acuity and color blindness tests, and surgical examinations to detect certain physical conditions," explained Yusuf.
"In addition, an in-depth stage was carried out to verify the results of the inspection thoroughly," he continued.
The Police Chief hopes that through this strict and transparent selection process, it will produce prospective members of the National Police who have excellent physical conditions and are ready to carry out police duties in the future.
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