Tribratanews.polri.go.id – Makassar. Chief of South Sulawesi Regional Police, Police Inspector General Merdisyam, inaugurated the new six-floor Nursing and Supporting Building of Bhayangkara Level II Hospital in Makassar on Tuesday (25/5/2021). The inauguration ceremony was opened by beating the inaugural Gong and inscription signing by the Chief of South Sulawesi Regional Police.
Ceremonies happened in the Tribrata Hall, 3rd floor of A Building of Bhayangkara Level II Hospital Makassar was also attended by primary officials of South Sulawesi Regional Police and related officers who previously has conducted PCR swab test.
In his statement, the Chief of South Sulawesi Regional Police stated that the improvement of facilities, infrastructure, state-of-the-art equipment, and excellent service makes Bhayangkara hospital becomes a dream hospital for police corps, public servants and their families, and the general public.
The two-star general also emphasises that this hospital must compete with another hospital due to its high score of the satisfactory index for the hospital and as a referral hospital for Eastern Indonesia.
"I also demand the Bhayangkara hospital to materialise the goals of the Chief of Police: Presisi (predictive, responsibility, transparency, and just) in public service", Chief of South Sulawesi Regional Police said.
During the same opportunity, Chief of Public Relations and Press Division of South Sulawesi Regional Police, Police Grand Commissioner E. Zulpan, mentioned the development of the new nursing and supporting the building of the Bhayangkara Level II Hospital Makassar is to improve the quality and quantity of health service for police corps and the public.
Chief of Public Relations and Press Division of South Sulawesi Regional Police also explained that the National Police keeps committed to strengthening infrastructure to provide excellent services to the police corps and public.
"This is National Police's form of care to provide the best service for our personnel and the public", Chief of Public Relations and Press Division of South Sulawesi Regional Police concluded.
