Wednesday, 17 June 2026
PIDIE | INDATANEWS.COM – The Police of Pidie, led by AKBP Jaka Mulyana, distributed humanitarian relief assistance to residents affected by a tornado that struck Sigli District on Thursday (May 21, 2026).
The aid distribution took place in Lampoh Krueng Village and was attended by senior police officials, including the Head of Logistics of Pidie Police, Kompol Pitriadi, the Chief of Sigli Police Sector, AKP Junaidi Akbar, and Deputy Chief Iptu Hermansyah. The operation was also supported by personnel from both Pidie Police and Sigli Police Sector.Local village leaders and administrative officials were present, including Geuchik Alaudin of Lampoh Krueng and Geuchik Hj. Yusri of Gampong Meunasah Peukan, alongside families of the aid recipients.
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The assistance was provided following a severe tornado that hit parts of Sigli District on Wednesday (May 20, 2026), causing significant damage to homes and livelihoods. The relief targeted residents who directly suffered from the natural disaster's impact.
Read Also:Among the beneficiaries were Raihan (39), a daily laborer from Lampoh Krueng Village, Azhari Mansur (61), a retired resident from Meunasah Peukan Village, and Fauzan (52), a civil servant from the same area.
Police Presence and Community Solidarity
Read Also:AKBP Jaka Mulyana emphasized that the distribution of aid reflects the presence of the police within the community, particularly during times of crisis.
"We hope this assistance can ease the burden of affected residents. The police will continue to provide protection, service, and care for the community," he stated.
He also reaffirmed the commitment of the force under the Indonesian National Police Polri to remain close to the public through humanitarian actions.Coordination and Disaster Preparedness
Read Also:The police chief urged village administrations to maintain close coordination with law enforcement during emergencies to ensure swift response and effective mitigation efforts.
Pidie Police also confirmed that monitoring and coordination efforts will continue to address potential aftereffects of the disaster in the region. (IDNC)
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