Palembang, The Indonesia Post – The Governor of South Sumatra, H. Herman Deru, said that without us realizing it, the pandemic has changed so much work patterns, including activities, economic activities in business and teaching and learning processes as well as in ceremonial events where we have to respond to these changes according to circumstances.
This was stated at the Opening of Blood Donor Activities simultaneously throughout Indonesia in commemoration of the 72nd Anniversary of the Municipal Police (Satpol PP), the 60th Community Protection Unit and the 103rd Fire Brigade.
“Regarding the number of Satpol PP personnel who are still lacking in the area of South Sumatra, Satpol PP must transform with changes that continue to suit the times,” said Governor Herman Deru (HD)”.
HD continued, overcoming the shortage of personnel, it could be overcome with IT such as CCTV in monitoring vital objects and added surveillance such as PPNS.
“The demands of society require collaboration, transformation and there must be openness (transparency)”.
HD added, the South Sumatran Municipal Police is a Coordinator who is coordinating, work sincerely and according to the field, it will be worth worship seen from your example and attitude because you are law enforcers and we know that the South Sumatran Pol PP is humanist.
Head of Municipal Police (Pol PP) Prov. South Sumatra, M. Aris Saputra, S.Sos, M.Si in his report that this activity is routinely carried out every year, carrying out donors of approximately 300 people, cleaning houses of worship and going there to social institutions.
On the occasion, the South Sumatra Police received a Certificate of Appreciation from Red Cross (PMI) South Sumatra who had carried out blood donation social service activities in 2022. (ojn/ril)
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