Provincial Government Appreciates North Kalimantan Police's Performance In Law Enforcement And Maintaining Kantibmas

Provincial Secretary (Sekprov) Kaltara H Suriansyah/Photo: Antara

TANJUNG SELOR - The Regional Police (Polda) is the executor of the duties and authorities of the National Police in the province. As part of the National Police, the Regional Police have a myriad of duties in enforcing the law, maintaining order, maintaining security, providing protection, shelter and service to the community.

This was conveyed by the Provincial Secretary (Sekprov) H Suriansyah representing the Governor of Kaltara Drs H Zainal A Paliwang SH M.Hum while attending a Joint Sports activity in welcoming the 76th Birthday (HUT) of Bhayangkara July 1, 2022 at the Regional Police Headquarters (Mapolda) Kaltara, on Sunday (26/2). In the joint sports activities carried out healthy walks, aerobics, and relaxing bicycles.

"On behalf of the Provincial Government and all the people of North Kalimantan, I would like to express my gratitude for the presence of the Kaltara Regional Police in North Kalimantan. So that it adds a sense of security and in realizing a Changing, Advanced and Prosperous North Kalimantan," explained Suriansyah in a written statement received by VOI, Monday 27 June.

Suriansyah also appealed to support the main tasks and functions of the Kaltara Regional Police in maintaining security and order in the Kaltara region.

"I ask all participants to be orderly in carrying out this activity, especially to participants who cycle to be orderly on the road, support security and order together," he said.

Meanwhile, in a speech by the Head of the Regional Police (Kapolda) Kaltara, Inspector General. Pol. Daniel Adityajaya hopes that this activity can strengthen the relationship and synergy between fellow Polda, TNI, Community and bicycle communities in Kaltara.

He also did not forget to remind him to keep his distance and obey health protocols. "The COVID-19 pandemic has indeed subsided, but it has not completely disappeared, continue to implement health protocols in the midst of activities that have been relaxed," he concluded.