The Dynamics Of The Papua-West Papua New Guinea Are Prone To Being Exploited To Create Conflict, Sorong City Police Collaborates With Tribal Chiefs

Sorong City Police Chief AKBP Johannes Kindangen during a gathering with indigenous Papuan tribal chiefs in the city of Sorong. AMONG

SORONG - The Sorong City Police Department is in touch with indigenous Papuan tribal chiefs. At that moment the police also invited them to collaborate in maintaining the security situation and public order.

Sorong City Police Chief, AKBP Johannes Kindangen expressed his gratitude to the indigenous Papuan tribal chiefs who continue to establish communication with the Sorong City Police in order to maintain regional security.

The most important purpose of the friendship with these tribal chiefs is to convey the dynamics of the pros and cons of the formation of new autonomous regions (DOB) in Papua and West Papua.

The reason--reported from Antara, Friday, May 20--the current issues of pros and cons of new autonomous regions have attracted the attention of many people, and have even become a trigger for individuals to do things that can create conditions that disrupt security and social order in Sorong City.

"Through this friendship, his party hopes for the assistance of indigenous Papuan tribal chiefs so that they can invite residents not to be provoked and take part in group rallies that reject the expansion of new autonomous regions as has happened recently," he explained.

The Police Chief also asked the tribal chiefs not to tire of cooperating with the National Police in maintaining a safe and conducive security and public order situation.

"A safe and conducive regional situation facilitates all activities, especially regional development for the community's economic recovery in the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic," said the Sorong City Police Chief.