Kapolda Metro Jaya, Komjen Pol Dadang Hartanto, and the Wakapolda Metro Jaya participate in a “blessed Friday prayer” (Jumling Barokah) tour, while also engaging with the local community at the Raudhatul Jannah Mosque, located at the Muara Karang Power Generation Unit in Pluit, North Jakarta.

progresifjaya.co.id, JAKARTA – The Kapolda of the Metro Jaya, Komjen Pol Dadang Hartanto, held a Jumling Barokah (a program involving Friday prayers at various locations) to engage with the community at the Raudhatul Jannah Mosque, located at the Muara Karang Power Generation Unit in Pluit, North Jakarta. During the event, Kapolda Dadang distributed basic food supplies and encouraged residents to play an active role in maintaining security.

Kapolda Dadang was accompanied by the Wakapolda of the Metro Jaya, Irjen Pol Adex Yudiswan, along with several other senior officials from the Polda Metro Jaya on Friday, November 13, 2026.

On this occasion, Kapolda Dadang highlighted the importance of families remaining vigilant regarding various issues that could impact daily life—such as drug abuse, cybercrime, the spread of hoaxes, fraud, and online gambling.

Paying close attention to children’s activities on the internet and social media was also emphasized as a key preventive measure.

“We can only confront these challenges by working together. Therefore, we must continue to foster positive relationships and interactions. This embodies the spirit of “Polisi Bersama Masyarakat”—looking out for one another, offering reminders, and collectively ensuring security,” said Kapolda Dadang.

As part of the event, packages of basic food supplies were distributed to the community as a gesture of social concern.

The Head of Public Relations for the Polda Metro Jaya, Kombes Pol Bhudi Hermanto stated, that the Jumling Barokah program serves as a platform to strengthen communication and collaboration with the public, while also providing access to information and police services.

“We encourage the public not to hesitate to share information or seek assistance by contacting the Polri’s 110 emergency service,” said Kombes Pol Bhudi. (Bembo)