Tribratanews.polri.go.id - Papua. To answer the urban people question on how the Police in remote areas conduct their daily routine, the Noken Community Development Unit (Binmas Noken) of Boven Digoel has its answer: an activity with the young generation of Bomakia district.
The activity of SI IPAR (The Teaching Police) closes the relationship between Binmas Noken and Papua's next generations, mainly children with minimum education access.
The SI IPAR activity of Binmas Noken of Boven Digoel was conducted by Police Inspector 1st Class Husain Abd Rahim (Boven Digoel regional coordinator), Police Chief Brigadier Fainal Faidi, and Police Chief Brigadier Tarwi, on Friday, October 8, 2021, from 08.25 to 10.30 in Bomakia district of Boven Digoel regency.
The arrival of Binmas Noken was greeted by one of the children's parents, Mr Donatus Yalenkatu. The arrival event was also followed by the deliverance of personnel's purposes and objectives of Binmas Noken, who conducted SI IPAR.
After the arrival of the personnel and Binmas Noken was well welcomed, SI IPAR was then started by Police Chief Brigadier Fainal Faidi with singing Halo Halo Bandung to the kids.
Afterwards, the activity continued with basic knowledge on reading, writing, counting, and fostering love in the motherland through memorising Pancasila and quizzed the kids on the Indonesian president and vice president.
There are also activities with the Police for trauma healing purposes and fear of the Police.
The event was ended by giving the kids gifts of reading books, stationery, and candies. This activity aims to close the relationship between parents and kids of Bomakia district with the Police and also creates reliable and well-accomplished young generations.
