JAKARTA - The raising of a giant red and white flag in the coastal waters of Mamuju City, West Sulawesi Province (Sulbar) as a form of appreciation for the nation's Kusuma heroes.
"The raising of the giant red and white flag celebrates the anniversary of independence (HUT RI) in the coastal waters of Mamuju City, as a tribute to the nation's kusuma heroes," said Commander of Korem (Danrem) 142 Taroada Tarogau (Tatag) Mamuju, Brigadier General Farouk Pakar in Mamuju , Saturday, quoted by Antara.
He said the heroes had sacrificed their bodies and souls for the independence of our beloved homeland, Indonesia.
"I am proud of the Navy who has flown this giant flag," he said.
He hoped that the people who witnessed the raising of the red and white flag in the sea would not only interpret the ceremonial event, but the most important thing was to generate a strong sense of nationalism to love the Indonesian nation and state more.
Acting Governor of West Sulawesi, Akmal Malik, at the raising of the giant red and white flag measuring 21 x 11 meters was also coupled with a leisurely walk attended by hundreds of West Sulawesi government officials.
He also gave appreciation to the Indonesian Navy for flying the red and white flag at sea and crossing the giant flag for two kilometers to the island of Karampuang, which is in front of the city of Mamuju.
He hopes that the raising of the flag can be a motivation and enthusiasm for the government in West Sulawesi to work to develop the region so that its economy is advanced and developed.
He expressed his gratitude to all parties, especially the Navy and all West Sulawesi government officials for the success of raising the giant flag which is expected to build a sense of nationalism and improve people's welfare.*
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