Providing More Professional Services to the Community, North Sulawesi Regional Police Chief Inaugurates the Construction of the Forensic Laboratory Building in Manado

Tribratanews.polri.go.id – Manado. Central Forensic Laboratory of National Police's Criminal Investigation Agency together with North Sulawesi Regional Police have begun to construct the Forensic Laboratory (Labfor) building in Manado. The construction of this building began with groundbreaking in the North Sulawesi Regional Police's State Police School, which is located in Karombasan Manado, Tuesday (08/24/2021). This activity was attended by the North Sulawesi (Sulut) Regional Police Chief, Pol. Inspector General Nana Sujana, accompanied by the Head of the National Police's Criminal Investigation Agency at Forensic Laboratory, Brigadier General. Pol. R. Agus Budiharta and the Deputy Chief of the North Sulawesi Regional Police, Brigadier General. Pol. Jhonny Edison Isir, who did the ribbon cutting before the groundbreaking. We just carried out the groundbreaking to mark the start of the construction of the Forensic Laboratory in Manado, explained the North Sulawesi Regional Police Chief. The two-star general said that the construction of the tenth Forensic Laboratory building to be built in Indonesia, where previously the North Sulawesi Regional Police in conducting forensic examinations had to go to the Makassar's Forensic Laboratory first. “This of course saves more time and investigative costs. And this Forensic Laboratory could also be used by regional police around North Sulawesi,” explained the North Sulawesi Regional Police Chief. The former Greater Jakarta Metro. Regional Police Chief is also grateful that currently the Police continue to complete the facilities and infrastructure, especially those in North Sulawesi. "The construction of this Forensic Laboratory is in order to provide more professional services to the community, especially helping in accelerating the disclosure of cases," explained the North Sulawesi Regional Police Chief. The construction of the Forensic Laboratory in Manado, North Sulawesi, is planned to last for approximately 2 years, starting from January 2021 to October 2022.