inp.polri.go.id – Denpasar. Bali Regional Police Chief, Pol. Inspector-General Putu Jayaan Danu Putra, Inaugurates the KP XI-2017 Fast Hunting Vessel belonging to the Bali Regional Police’s Directorate of Water and Air at the Sub-Directorate of Water and Air Ship Pier, Tuesday (09/28/21).
In the inauguration, the Bali Regional Police Chief was accompanied by the Bali Regional Police Deputy, Brigadier General Pol. I Ketut Suardana and the Main Officer of the Bali Regional Police
The event began with remarks by the Directorate of Water and Air of Bali Regional Police, Pol. Grand Commissioner Toni Ariadi Effendi expressed his gratitude to the Bali Regional Police Chief for being willing to attend today to inaugurate the XI-2017 Fast Hunting Ship belonging to the Directorate of Water and Air Police.
Furthermore, thanks to the Deputy Chief of the Bali Regional Police and the High-Rank Executives who witnessed the inauguration of the XI-2017 Fast Hunting Ship.
This was followed by a speech by the Bali Regional Police Chief, Pol. Inspector-General Putu Jayan Danu congratulated the Bali Regional Police’s Directorate of Water and Air for being trusted to receive the assistance of the XI-2017 Fast Hunting Ship from The Security Maintenance Agency of Police Headquarters.
“We know that Directorate of Water and Air personnel have the duties of the Water Police, including patrols and enforcement of water laws and search and rescue in the waters and not only that, Directorate of Water and Air personnel also guide coastal communities so that they can feel their presence in order to create a safe and conducive The Security Maintenance Agency situation,” explained Two-Star General.
Furthermore, Pol. Inspector-General Putu Jayaan Danu Putra cut the ribbon and broke the jug as a sign of the inauguration of the XI-2017 Fast Hunting Ship.
With the help of the XI-2017 Fast Hunting Vessel from the National Police Headquarter’s Security Maintenance Agency, the Bali Regional Police’s Directorate of Water and Aiir has added strength. In addition, it has 11 Patrol Boats, and I hope that they can be functioned and be cared for and possibly protect the waters of the Bali Regional Police jurisdiction, which has an area of approx. 420 KM2., and has seven islands that are vulnerable to various disturbances from Kamtibmas and other marine crimes such as marine accidents, illegal fishing, destructive fishing, and the threat of drug smuggling and others.
The Bali Regional Police Chief hopes that the inauguration and presentation of the XI-2017 Fast Hunting Vessel, which has sophisticated engines and equipment belonging to the Bali Regional Police Ditpolairud, can create a safe and conducive Security Maintenance Agency situation in the Bali Regional Police’s jurisdiction.
