Priok Regional Police Submit Dozens of Sacrifices: Good Friendship, Progressing Kamtibs

Jakarta -Tanjung Priok -Harbor -Police handed over 18 cows and 27 sacrificial goats to commemorate Eid Al -Adha 1446 Hijri. Tanjung Priok Port Police Chief AKBP Martuasah H. Tobing said the handing over of sacrificial animals to a number of religious organizations, mosques, religious leaders, community leaders and TNI was a picture of friendship and synergy between the Priok Regional Police, TNI and all elements of the surrounding community. “Congratulations on the celebration of Eid Al -Aadha. When the relationship is well established between the National Police and the Community, God Willing, a conducive Kamtibs situation can be created,” Martuasah told reporters on Friday (6/6/2025). According to him, the essence of sacrifice on the day of Eid Al -Aadha is to increase the faith in God that is ESA and to promote a sense of sincerity, as well as concern to share with others. Mainly continued Martuasah, residents who need it. Browse to continue with the content, he also hopes that the moment of Eid Al -Aadha will bring the police closer to the community. Martuasah then said that every member of the national police should have the nature of sincerity, sincerity and care, especially to serve the community. “It is expected that our sacrifice will promote these qualities. In addition, sacrifice is also significant to share blessings,” he said. Martuasah hopes that the massacre of sacrificial animals is directly distributed to residents in need, can inspire empathy and also arouse the sensitivity and concern of his staff in the circumstances of the surrounding community. Previously, Thursday (5/6), dozens of sacrificial animals were presented in the Tanjung Priok Port Police Precision Parking Yard. During the surrender of sacrificial animals, Martuasah was accompanied by the Deputy Police Chief of Tanjung Priok Port, Kompol Budi Santoso, and a number of great officials of the Tanjung Priok police police. (AUD/FCA) HOEGENG Awards 2025 Read the inspiring story of the exemplary police candidate here