INFOKU, BLORA - The Head of the Blora Police for the Central Java Police, AKBP Aan Hardiansyah, instructs all his staff to intensively monitor the availability of food and monitor prices ahead of the holy month of Ramadan in 2022.
This was conveyed when leading the morning rally in the backyard of the Blora Police Headquarters, Monday (21/03/2022). Present at the ceremony were the Deputy Chief of Police, Commissioner Christian Chrisye Lolowang, the Main Official of the Blora Police, the Head of the Sector Police of the ranks, as well as the Heads of Staff, Kanit, Staff Officers and members and PNS of the Blora Police.
The police chief conveyed to members ahead of the month of Ramadan to always maintain health, especially at this time there is still the Corona virus. Then to anticipate the disturbance of Kamtibmas, the Chief of Police invites all ranks to increase patrols during vulnerable hours.
"Ahead of Ramadan, the mobility of residents will increase. For this reason, we must carry out intensive patrols and guarding," said the Blora Police Chief.
Furthermore, AKBP Aan emphasized that another thing that is no less important is monitoring the availability and prices of food in the Blora Regency area.
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"I ask all levels to coordinate with the TNI and related stake holders to monitor the availability of food. Because during the fasting month, of course, people's consumption will increase," said the Blora Police Chief.
The former Head of the Morotai Island Police stressed that if it was found that residents were hoarding food, they would be taken action in accordance with existing regulations.
He instructed all members to continue promoting health protocols in their respective neighborhoods because currently there is still a threatening Covid-19 virus.
"Don't be bored in maintaining health protocols. Set a good example for the community. So that the security and social security situation can remain safe and conducive and healthy free from Covid-19," said the Blora Police Chief. (Endah/POL)
