Nduga – In the spirit of commemorating Kartini Day 2025, personnel from task force operation of peace Cartenz-2025 conducted a dialogic patrol around Kenyam City, Nduga Regency. This activity went beyond maintaining public order—it was also a tangible expression of social care, as officers helped children on their way to school, reflecting Kartini’s enduring values in today’s context.
The Head of task force operation of peace Cartenz-2025 Police Brigadier General Dr. Faizal Ramadhani, S.Sos., S.I.K., M.H., accompanied by Deputy Head of Operation, Police Commissioner Adarma Sinaga, S.I.K., M.Hum., explained that this initiative is part of the police’s humanist approach to creating a sense of safety while also strengthening social ties, particularly in the Kenyam District.
“On this Kartini Day, we want to show that the spirit of service and dedication knows no gender. By helping children get to school, we aim to be both protectors and friends of the community,” said Brig. Gen. Faizal on Tuesday (April 22).
The patrol, which started from the Koteka Post, targeted several community activity points, including areas around elementary and secondary schools. Personnel involved—such as Bripda Dinda Charelina, Bripda Abel, Bripda Soekreshno, Bripda Jordy, and Bripda Mursalin—were seen actively engaging with residents and accompanying children to school.
The Public Relations Task Force Chief of task force operation of peace Cartenz-2025, Police Commissioner Yusuf Sutejo, S.I.K., M.T., added, “Our members’ presence in the community, especially in the mornings while helping children, is a form of care that aligns with Kartini’s spirit—nurturing the younger generation with compassion and exemplary conduct.”
He emphasized that through effective communication and the active presence of officers, public trust in the police will grow, fostering strong synergy in maintaining security stability and social harmony in Nduga Regency.
