Anticipate Bomb Threats, Animal Teams And Central Java Police Gegana Units Sterilization Of Manahan Stadium

SURAKARTA Focuses on securing the FIFA U-17 World Cup, the Central Java Police carry out extra tight security. One of them is anticipating the threat of explosives or bombs at Manahan Stadium.

Monday, November 13, dozens of members of the Brimob Gegana Unit, assisted by the animal team, carried out sterilization of the Manahan stadium area.

Armed with detectors and sniffer dogs, the police personnel searched the location outside and inside the stadium carefully.

The Head of Public Relations of the Central Java Police, Kombes Pol Satake Bayu Setianto, said that sterilization is a procedure that needs to be done to anticipate security disturbances, including acts of terrorism.

"This sterilization is carried out to prepare the location of the match to be safe from all forms of disturbance. Of course, after coordinating with the match organizing committee," he said.

"Not only at the Stadium, sweeping is also carried out at the training field, Every hour the preventive task force team also carries out patrols," he continued.

Meanwhile, for security during the match, the Head of Public Relations said that the Central Java Police had prepared 4,149 joint personnel.

"Including that we also prepare a traffic engineering team, we make sure the Kamseltibcar situation is also conducive during match matches," he said.

The second day of the U-17 World Cup at Manahan Stadium presents a match between the Spanish vs Mali national team at 16.00 WIB and the Canadian vs Uzbekistan national team match at 19.00 WIB.