inp.polri.go.id - Palembang. Chief of Indonesian National Police General Listyo Sigit Prabowo, Friday (6/04/2021) launched the opening of 100,000 houses for Indonesian National Police members at 28 Regionals Police throughout Indonesia, held virtually. Chief of South Sumatra Regional Police, Inspector General Pol. Eko Indra Heri, launched 622 housing units to be built in Griya Duta Tanah Mas housing area Km 14, Banyuasin Regency for South Sumatra Police personnel. The Chief of Indonesian National Police General Listyo Sigit Prabowo, said the 100,000 houses launched were an effort by the Indonesian National Police for the welfare of the police personnel. As it is known, the clothing, food and shelter (house) are basic needs. “We all thought from the beginning for the police officers. We prepared facilities from Asabri (Indonesian Armed Forces Social Insurance). Of course, our members will be able to complete the obligations related to taking the house, and Praise to the Lord, today we are launching 100,000 houses," as explained by the Chief of Indonesian National Police. He continued the construction of 100,000 houses for civil servants and the Indonesian National Police would be potential turning point for the economics to run. Because as is known if the property sector has a broad effect. "With this development, it can revive the economy of the surrounding community. To those who built, please keep the construction quality good , because the house being built will be inhabited by our members. It must be proper and healthy, " as said by the 4-star General. Meanwhile, the Chief of South Sumatra Regional Police explained when launching 622 housing units at Griya Duta Tanah Mas Housing Km 14, Banyuasin Regency, it was for the sake of the welfare of the police and civil servants. “Even at the South Sumatra Regional Police, not only members of the Indonesian National Police and civil servants, but also employees who also got this house. And this is because our leader concerns about us. As we know our member is often busy that she or he has no time to think about owning a house. They always live in dormitory. It is the leader's obligation to remind them, because most of our members are almost retired and their children are almost grown but they don't have a house yet," the Chief of South Sumatra Regional Police Chief said.