BromoToday.com - Bali - National Police Chief, General Listyo Sigit Prabowo, gave awards to two Bali Police personnel who were considered to be outstanding. The appreciation was in the form of providing officer school education.
He was Aiptu I Nyoman Ardana and Aipda I Nengah Suardika who received the award from the National Police Chief, General Sigit. They make programs that are very beneficial to the community.
"Hopefully this can trigger or motivate other Polri personnel to carry out their duties as guardians of security and order, law enforcers, protectors, protectors and public servants," said Sigit on the sidelines of his visit to the Bali Police, Saturday (6/2/2021).
Aiptu I Nyoman Ardana was rewarded with an award for creating the Caling program (Read Around). he served as Bhabinkamtibmas Ubung Urban Village, Denpasar.
In his program, he collects used books from the Garbage Bank and then innovates to schools in his target villages under the name mobile library.
In fact, his idea received appreciation from the school. Not only that, the students were always waiting for the arrival of Aiptu I Nyoman Ardana every day.
Meanwhile, Aipda I Nengah Suardika, who is currently in charge of the Blahbatuh Police Criminal Investigation Unit, received an award from the National Police Chief for making the most BLC (United Against Covid) reports totaling 106,115 reports.
He got the number of reports by reprimanding the public in a number of places who did not comply with the health protocol for handling Covid-19.
Aipda I Nengah Suardika went to the soccer field, market and beach, then documented and reported it to the BLC application.
Sigit said that even though he served at the National Police Headquarters, the National Police Chief admitted that he still received reports if there were members who had worked well and were sincere. On his own initiative, he carried out his duties with full responsibility.
The National Police Chief asked all Bali Police personnel to compete for achievements in their respective fields of work.
"The National Police and the community must unite in the midst of this pandemic according to what I have stated in the 16 priority programs, on the fifth point, namely the strengthening of the performance of security and social security pets," concluded Sigit.
