Wednesday, 16 September 2026
ACEH TENGAH | INDATANEWS.COM - Officers from Polsek Bebesen, under the Aceh Tengah Police Department, secured and managed the vehicle queue at the fuel station (SPBU) in Lemah Burbana Village, Bebesen District, Aceh Tengah Regency, on Monday, September 14, 2026. Police personnel were deployed directly to the location to maintain security, order, safety and smooth traffic flow (Kamseltibcarlantas) during fuel distribution.
The operation began at 2:00 p.m. local time and continued until 8:00 p.m. Police officers from Polsek Bebesen remained at the location until the station's Pertalite supply was completely depleted. The measures were taken to prevent vehicle congestion and ensure that the queue did not disrupt traffic around the fuel station.Polsek Bebesen Chief AKP Dasril, S.A.B., personally led the operation together with personnel from Polsek Bebesen. Officers managed vehicles waiting to refuel and directed drivers to join the designated queue without improperly blocking the roadway.
During the refueling process, Polsek Bebesen officers regulated the movement of vehicles. Car and motorcycle drivers were instructed to follow the designated waiting lane so that activities at the station would not interfere with other road users.
When conditions at the location required additional measures, police officers redirected the queue accordingly. The steps were intended to maintain traffic flow around the station and prevent increasing congestion that could disrupt the daily activities of local residents.As part of the operation, officers coordinated with the station operator to ensure that fuel distribution was carried out in accordance with applicable regulations and restrictions. Cooperation between police and the station operator was particularly important amid the increasing number of vehicles waiting for fuel, helping ensure an orderly process.
In addition to managing traffic, police officers also informed residents seeking fuel about the applicable regulations. Officers urged the public to comply with existing rules, particularly by refraining from excessive or repeated fuel purchases.Police also reminded residents to give others an opportunity to obtain fuel. The appeal was aimed at ensuring fair access to fuel supplies and preventing queues from becoming longer due to non-compliant refueling practices.
Police officers were not only tasked with managing vehicle queues but also with ensuring that activities around the fuel station took place safely and orderly. Personnel worked to prevent waiting vehicles from disrupting traffic or affecting other road users.
"Our officers are managing the queue and coordinating with the station operator so that fuel distribution runs in an orderly manner. We urge the public to comply with the applicable regulations and not to purchase fuel excessively or repeatedly," he said.AKP Dasril also called on the station operator to strengthen monitoring during fuel distribution. Consistent supervision was considered important to ensure that all procedures complied with applicable regulations and to prevent potential misuse of fuel.
The Polsek Bebesen chief further instructed the operator to immediately coordinate with police if the queue became difficult to control. Police should also be notified if there were indications of fuel misuse or any other situation that could threaten public security and order.
Polsek Bebesen personnel remained on duty until 8:00 p.m. local time, or until the Pertalite supply at the SPBU in Lemah Burbana Village had been completely depleted. Throughout the operation, officers directed vehicles and monitored conditions around the fuel station.
The presence of police at the location provided a sense of security for residents seeking fuel. At the same time, officers ensured that waiting vehicles remained within the designated lane and did not block access for other road users.The security measures also served as a preventive effort to avoid potential public-order disturbances caused by high vehicle density around the station. Police relied on targeted traffic management and close coordination with the station operator to ensure that fuel distribution proceeded smoothly.
Polsek Bebesen, under the Aceh Tengah Police Department, continues to support the maintenance of security, public order and smooth traffic flow (Kamseltibcarlantas) through the presence of its officers among the community. Securing public facilities such as fuel stations is part of police efforts to create a safe, orderly and stable environment for residents.An orderly fuel distribution process also requires cooperation among police, station operators and the public. Police are responsible for traffic management and supervision, while the operator ensures that fuel distribution complies with applicable regulations. Members of the public are likewise expected to follow the rules and maintain order while waiting.
Through this cooperation, the refueling process can take place in a more orderly manner without disrupting the activities of other road users. Polsek Bebesen will also continue to ensure that the community's fuel needs are served while maintaining security, public order and smooth traffic flow around the station. (IDNC)REPORTER: Adli Safwan | EDITOR: Fik Sagala
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