The chief of police from Bali and conjeaors a number of countries to discuss tourism and security issues for foreign tourists

Denpasar – General Inspector of Bali, General Inspector Daniel Adityajaya, had a meeting with consultants generals, honorary consultants and consultants from various countries who were represented in Bali to discuss tourism issues for the security of foreign tourists.

“The Bali police are obliged to create a stable, safe and comfortable security and social security for all foreign tourists and the local community, so that tourists and residents can go through the holidays and the activities safely and conveniently on Bali,” said the chief of police from Bali on Friday, May 16.

In addition, the chief of police from Bali appealed to all Konjen to send their citizens who want to visit Bali, continue to comply with the existing rules and to follow the existing rules and to apply in Bali and to respect the existing traditions and run in Bali.

According to Capolda, security stability is the main basis for Balinese tourism, which is not only culturally and of course attractive, but also superior to comfort and security.

“We will also not be tolerated by tourists or residents who can endanger and harm the community, especially measures that can lead to criminal offenses.

With regard to the security in Bali, the Capolda said that most of the crimes had taken place at night, namely the time between 6 p.m. and 6 a.m. WITA.

Therefore, the advisors were asked to urge their citizens to be more vigilant if they do activities at night.

With regard to crime and shameful behavior that foreigners committed in Bali, Capeolda asked consulans to further improve communication and to remind their citizens in such a way that similar incidents do not take place again.

Including legal cases in which foreigners are involved in Bali so that the consultants can support the Bali police in the transmission of information to foreigners and their families in order to facilitate the process of investigating witnesses in connection with investigation/handling cases.

The Capolda hopes that the meeting will establish a more precise cooperation between the Bali police and the diplomatic community in order to anticipate potential security disorders and to accelerate the coordination in an incident with foreigners.

“This meeting is part of the proactive steps of the Bali police in the support of local and central government programs to promote high -quality and sustainable tourism on the island of the gods,” said Daniel Adityajaya, chief of police from Bali.

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