Welcoming the 80th Bhayangkara Day, National Police Renovate 80 Homes

In celebration of the 80th Bhayangkara Day, the Indonesian National Police (Polri) carried out a home renovation programme at 80 locations across various regions of Indonesia as a tangible demonstration of care for the community. One of the homes was inaugurated on Tuesday (30/6) at 11.00 WIB in Kampung Sentul RT 003/RW 008, Cikeas Udik Village, Gunung Putri District, Bogor Regency, belonging to Mr Usin (85). In his old age, Mr Usin can finally occupy a more decent, safe, and comfortable home. The house was built with a simple yet functional concept, consisting of a living room, bedroom, kitchen, and bathroom. As an added benefit, the home is equipped with solar panels as an environmentally friendly, energy-efficient, and low-maintenance source of electricity. The house was inaugurated by the Deputy Chief of the Indonesian National Police, Commissioner General Prof. Dr. Dedi Prasetyo, accompanied by the Commander of the Police Mobile Brigade Corps, the Head of the Police International Relations Division, the Chief of Police Logistics Assistant, and the Head of the Logistics Construction Functional Bureau. The atmosphere was warm and familial. After handing over the house keys and cutting the inauguration ribbon, the Deputy Chief took time to chat with Mr Usin and local residents. The activity continued with the distribution of social assistance in the form of basic food packages to the community. The Deputy Chief stated that the home renovation programme is a concrete form of the National Police’s care for the community and a manifestation of service whose benefits they wish to be continuously felt. ‘In the context of the 80th Bhayangkara Day, the National Police is carrying out a simultaneous home renovation programme at 80 points throughout Indonesia. All beneficiaries have undergone an assessment process so that the assistance provided is right on target. We hope this programme can continue and reach more people in need of decent housing. We also ask for the prayers and support of the community so that the National Police can always maintain security, strengthen synergy with all elements of the nation, and continue to be present to provide benefits to the community,’ he said. The head of the local neighbourhood unit, Mr Slamet, expressed gratitude on behalf of the residents for the attention given to one of their community members. ‘Alhamdulillah, thank you very much to the Deputy Chief of Police and everyone from the National Police who have helped Mr Usin. He is 85 years old and his house really needed repairs. Now he has a decent and comfortable home. We as residents are happy to see it. Hopefully, the National Police will always be blessed with health, carry out their duties smoothly, and continue to care for ordinary people like us,’ he said. The home renovation programme at 80 locations is part of a series of social service activities welcoming the 80th Bhayangkara Day. Through this programme, the National Police not only provides decent housing for those in need but also brings hope, care, and a spirit of mutual cooperation as part of the force’s service to the community.