Central Java Police Mobile Brigade Harvests Eight Tonnes of Maize in Kendal

The Brimob Unit of the Central Java Regional Police has harvested approximately eight tonnes of maize from a 4.5-hectare area in Singorojo District, Kendal Regency, in support of the national food security programme.

Speaking in Semarang on Saturday, the Commander of the Central Java Brimob Unit, Kombes Pol. Noor Hudaya, stated that the activity implements directives from the Polri Brimob Corps to support food security programmes across various regions.

“The National Police is contributing to the increase in food production and the utilisation of productive land, with the expectation of providing economic benefits and strengthening community independence in the agricultural sector,” he said.

According to Noor Hudaya, the involvement of the Brimob unit in the food security programme is a manifestation of the National Police’s commitment to supporting government policies oriented towards improving public welfare.

He noted that food security is one of the government’s strategic programmes, which requires the support and collaboration of all elements of the nation. Therefore, he hopes that the maize harvest will not only benefit the local community but also serve as a tangible contribution from the National Police in strengthening national food security.

Noor Hudaya added that the successful harvest is the result of synergy between the Central Java Regional Police, the local government, and the community in optimising agricultural potential in Kendal Regency.

“The National Police is present to provide broader benefits to the community, including supporting government programmes in the field of food security,” he said.