inp.polri.go.id - Palu. The Central Sulawesi Regional Task Force Prevention Team of Special Detachment (Densus) 88 Anti-terror (AT), strengthened coordination with the Central Sulawesi Provincial Government in an effort to prevent the spread of intolerance, radicalism, extremism, and terrorism (IRET). 

The coordination was carried out through a gathering with the Governor of Central Sulawesi, Anwar Hafid, at the Central Sulawesi Governor's Office, Palu City, Monday (19/10/2026).

During the meeting, the Central Sulawesi Regional Task Force Team explained the duties and functions of Densus 88 AT, the development of the spread of IRET ideology in the Central Sulawesi region, and its potential impact on community life. 

The discussion also covered the phenomena of True Crime Community (TCC) and Nihilistic Violent Extremism (NVE), including early prevention measures and approaches to handling children exposed to extremism.

Central Sulawesi Governor Anwar Hafid emphasized the importance of maintaining tolerance between ethnicities and religious communities and increasing vigilance against potential disturbances to security and public order.

"Preventing extremism requires synergy and collaboration from all parties, including local governments and the community. Strengthening tolerance, unity, and early detection are crucial steps to maintain a conducive security situation," said Anwar.

The synergy between the Indonesian National Police (INP)'s Densus 88 AT and local governments is expected to encourage more optimal preventive measures, including through increased coordination and the government's role in building a safe and harmonious environment.

Through this coordination, Densus 88 AT and the Central Sulawesi Provincial Government are expected to continue strengthening collaboration in preventing the spread of extremism, anticipating potential threats, and instilling values ​​of tolerance and unity within the community.

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