inp.polri.go.id - Public interest in participating in the 2022 National Police's creation competition to welcome the 76th Bhayangkara Day is quite high. The day before registration closes, 849 works of art have been submitted for prizes of hundreds of millions of rupiah. The enthusiasm of the community to take part in the creation competition, namely in making short films, vlogs, tiktok, infographics, blogs and photography, as well as a letter writing competition for the National Police Chief is quite high is partly because of the two years of Covid-19 pandemic situation. The works were sent from all provinces in Indonesia. The most submitted work is photography competitions with 378 works sent, then followed by 146 short films, 116 infographics, 104 tiktok videos, 67 vlogs, and 38 blogs. "The province that sent the most works is North Sumatra with their 113 works," explained the Head of the Public Relations Division (Kadiv Humas) of the National Police, Inspector General Dedi Prasetyo, Saturday (4/6/22) Inspector General Dedi Prasetyo said the 2022 National Police's competition was held to provide space for the public to convey or channel their expressions and aspirations through their works. "We invite the society to express their aspirations through the National Police's creation competition," explained Kadiv Humas of the National Police. The completion which was them “A Step Towards Change” has sub-themes, including TNI-Polri Synergy, Community Services, Digitalized Police, Police Attention to Vulnerable Disabilities Groups, Restorative Justice, E-Tickets, Efforts in Handling Covid-19 and National Economic Recovery, as well as Online Complaint Services. "Participants can express their ideas and creations as free as possible according to their talents," explained Inspector General Dedi Prasetyo.