inp.polri.go.id - Jakarta. Chief of Indonesian National Police, Police General Listyo Sigit Prabowo visited and paid direct attention to the Mobile Brigade of Indonesian National Police personnel who were shot or fell ill while carrying out their duties to maintain security and order in Indonesia.
Sigit's visit is a concern for members who have given service and loyalty to the State, Nation and Indonesian people. This also coincides with the momentum of the 76th Anniversary of the Mobile Brigade Corps of the Indonesian National Police on November 14.
The National Police Chief visited at least three members of the Mobile Brigade of the Indonesian National Police. First, Police Brigadier First Class Keny Carlos from the Papuan mobile brigadier unit was treated at the Indonesian National Police Hospital because he suffered a gunshot wound to his stomach while on duty to pursue Armed Criminal Group (KKB) in Papua in the Law Enforcement Task Force of Nemangkawi Operations.
On that occasion, Sigit asked about the current condition after receiving treatment by a team of doctors. As a result, Sigit also received a report that the soldier's situation was much better.
"It's much better, isn't it?" Sigit asked.
"Ready, now you can walk, General?" Keny answered.
Not only that, Sigit, along with General Chairman of Bhayangkari, Juliati Sigit Prabowo, also took the time to meet the wife and child of the six-month-old Indonesian National Police Mobile Brigade soldier directly.
At that moment, the wife thanked Sigit because her husband had been given excellent care. So, the situation is gradually recovering at this time.
"The first time here is like not in a hospital, like in a hotel. Very good," said Keny's wife to Sigit.
Not to forget, Sigit also encouraged Keny to recover quickly and return to duty to maintain security in Indonesia.
"The important thing is to get well quickly and keep the spirit," said the former Chief of Banten Regional Police.
In addition, Sigit will also visit Police Brigadier First Class Lutfi Maulana from Mobile Brigade Corps of Indonesian National Police Headquarters, who suffered a gunshot wound to his left leg. He is currently undergoing treatment at the Central Army Hospital (RSPAD).
Then, the former Head of the Criminal Investigation Unit of the Indonesian National Police will make a video call with the wife of Patrolman First Class Simon Nitipia, Mobile Brigade Corps of Indonesian National Police Headquarters and a member of the Nemangkawi Task Force who is unconscious due to hepatitis. The Chief of Mimika Departemental Police, Police Grand Commissioner Attendant IGG Era Adhinata, will also accompany him to explain the condition of the Mobile Brigade personnel being treated at the Timika Regional General Hospital.
