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Anwar Imbau, Masyarakat Bantu Cegah Tawuran

Anwar Urges Residents to Maintain Environmental Conduciveness

East Jakarta Mayor, Muhammad Anwar, urged his residents to strengthen vigilance and maintain the conduciveness of their respective environments.

Hopefully, the post or siskamling pickets will be revived

According to him, residents must be more united in protecting the environment and improve coordination with security forces, in order to anticipate security disturbances, especially brawls.

"Hopefully, the post or siskamling pickets will be revived to protect their respective environments, especially on holiday nights, which are prone to brawls," he expressed, Tuesday (2/27).

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East Jakarta Metro Resort Police Chief, Com. Pol. Nicolas Art Lilipaly urged students to take better care of themselves and avoid negative actions, such as brawls, drinking, and drug abuse.

"Then the development of social media is extraordinary, hopefully students can use it wisely and positively. Instead of using it as a medium for brawls," he explained.

He added the misuse of social media for negative things should not be followed by students. Because it could result in a criminal offense. If students were involved in a brawl, the police would ask the school and parents to make a statement.

"Students involved in brawls will have their Jakarta Smart Cards (KJP) revoked," he asserted.

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