Indramayu police beef up security

Indramayu police beef up security

INDRAMAYU, West Java: Indramayu police have beefed up security in
the area starting on Wednesday with the Indramayu regency
election drawing near.

At least 567 police personnel had been put on alerted and told
to be vigilant in order to help secure the regency in the run up
to the Sept. 22 election, which will be contested by three pairs
of candidates. In order to ensure security, Chief of Indramayu
police Adj. Sr. Comr. Djoko Poerbo Hadidjojo said that he had
instructed all his subordinates not to take leave until the Sept.
22 election is held.

Meanwhile, Indramayu General Election Commission (KPU) has
prepared 12,000 election committee members to ensure that the
election is well run. The election committees will be deployed at
4,000 polling stations across the regency. -- JP