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Komisi A Minta Pengamanan Balaikota Dan Gedung DPRD Diperketa Setelah Gubernur dan Wakil Gubernur Te

City Hall & DPRD Buildings Security must Be Tightened

Jakarta DPRD Commission A Chairman, Riano Purwonegoro Ahmad asked security level at City Hall and DPRD buildings should be upgraded in accordance with standard operating procedure (SOP).

City Hall and DPRD buildings are also the people's houses, but the security must be good, so do not let the problem happen

"City Hall and DPRD buildings are also the people's houses, but the security must be good, so do not let the problem happen," he stated, during work meeting wit the General Bureau of Jakarta, Wednesday (10/4).

Despite SOP has been run, he assessed, people who come or want to submit complaints or inputs to the government should be responded well.

Security Level in Tanah Abang Tightened

"People still have to be served as well as possible thus they are satisfied with the performance of the government," he explained.

Responding on such matters, Jakarta General Bureau Head, Firmansyah uttered, the security level of City Hall and DPRD buildings needs to be tightened. Because these areas are included in the Ring 1 area.

"This is a vital object. So, the security system must be good," he closed.

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