Bali Police Train Personnel to Respond to Emergency Situations

As reported by Antara, the Head of Public Relations of the Bali Police, Commissioner Ariasandy, stated that the training was held on Monday (12/5). The exercise involved personnel from various units, including security, patrol, and rapid response teams.

“Through this simulation, we want to ensure that every personnel understands their duties and responsibilities when facing emergency situations so that the actions taken can be carried out quickly, accurately, and professionally,” said Ariasandy.

The activity was directly monitored by the Chief of the Bali Police, Daniel Adityajaya, along with the Deputy Chief of the Bali Police, I Made Astawa, and other senior officials of the Bali Police.

Ariasandy explained that preparedness is an important factor in supporting the implementation of police duties, especially in maintaining public security and order.

Personnel were trained to handle scenarios involving security disturbances that threaten the command headquarters area. Personnel were also trained to respond to situations quickly, appropriately, and in accordance with standard operating procedures (SOP).

In addition to securing the area, the simulation also included controlling access, the process of evacuating personnel, and handling those who are considered to threaten the security of the headquarters.

Furthermore, the training also aimed to evaluate the internal security system, including the effectiveness of coordination between units and the pattern of securing the command headquarters. (aik/dhn)