Bali Police Provide On-Site Medical Services for Personnel of Operation Cipkon Agung 2026

The Bali Regional Police is ensuring the health of personnel remains protected amid the busy execution of Operation Cipkon Agung 2026. The Medical and Health Division (Biddokkes) provides routine on-site medical services to officers involved in the operation. The Head of Public Relations of the Bali Regional Police, Kombes Ariasandy, explained that the presence of on-site health services is a form of institutional concern for the health of officers on duty in police operations. He noted that it is important so that personnel stay fit while carrying out duties to maintain public order and safety. ‘Biddokkes Bali Police routinely provides medical services to officers of Ops Cipkon Agung 2026 so that they remain in prime condition while carrying out duties to maintain public order and safety,’ Ariasandy said in a statement, Sunday (8/3/2026). The on-site services are conducted daily in the front yard of the Bali Police Headquarters, both before and after the morning roll call for Ops Cipkon Agung 2026. Four personnel from the Bali Police’s Biddokkes are deployed to provide examinations and on-site medical care to officers in the field. Some services include anamnesis or tracing health complaints, vital signs checks, and administration of medicines according to health indications. Additionally, personnel can consult on health conditions experienced during duty. The medical team also conducts blood pressure checks and provides vitamin tablets to maintain personnel stamina, and includes providing medicines according to the complaints reported. Medicines provided include Dextamine, Paracetamol, Biopradyn, Vitacimin, Meloxicam, and Methylprednisolone. Ariasandy hopes personnel can perform duties more optimally, safely, and humanely when serving the community. With the on-site health service, he said, all personnel involved in Ops Cipkon Agung 2026 are expected to maintain physical condition and health so that the operation can run smoothly and provide a sense of security for the Bali community.