Papua - The happiness of the coastal children of Papua is the beautiful scenery in the eastern end of Indonesia. This generation has to be prepared to continue significant developments in Papua. Indonesian National Police, through the Noken Community Development Unit (Binmas Noken) of the Biak Numfor region, help to prepare those excellent qualities of young generations in Papua. Through the Si-Ipar (Polisi Pi Ajar), Binmas Noken of the Indonesian National Police reaches children of Papua, guarantees security and human rights, and also supports their opportunities in learning and playing.
Under the leadership of Police Commissioner Attendant Derek Leatemia, Police Chief Brigadier Ari Thomas Sanadi, and Police Brigadier Esron Pulung, on Saturday, August 21, 2021, at 10.00 local time, they visited Parai village of Biak City district, Biak Numfor Regency.
With those elementary school students in the region, Police Commissioner Attendant Derek gathered in the Tourism Hut of Paray beach of Biak to attend the Si-Ipar activity.
With singing, Police Chief Brigadier Ari and Police Brigadier Esron teach them Health Protocols. The kids happily sang the song and memorise 5M (wearing face masks, keeping distance, washing hands, avoiding crowds, and reducing mobility).
Police Commissioner Attendant Derek teaches the kids reading and writing, interspersed by singing the Indonesian national anthem. Afterwards, he taught the children to memorise Pancasila together.
Because they are smart, Police Commissioner Attendant Derek gave them textbooks and snacks. They were later going home cheerfully.
"We gave them happy learning methods so that what we teach could be embedded deeply on their long term memory", Police Commissioner Attendant Derek said, concluded the message and hoping that Papua's coastal generation could grow into the gold generation who could make Papua and Indonesia proud.
