The Head of the Surabaya City Branch of Bhayangkari, Mrs. Inge Lutfie, visited the Surabaya Police Traffic Unit Service Post at the Grahadi State Building.

progresifjaya.co.id, SURABAYA – The Surabaya City Polres Traffic Unit was honored by the visit of the Head of the Surabaya City Branch of Bhayangkari, Mrs. Inge Lutfie, and her staff. The visit took place at the Operation Ketupat Semeru 2026 Service Post located at the Grahadi State Building, Surabaya, on Monday, March 16, 2026.

This visit demonstrated support and concern for the personnel on duty providing the best service to the public during Operation Ketupat Semeru 2026.

The visit by the Head of the Surabaya City Branch of Bhayangkari to the Service Post in front of the Grahadi State Building also clearly conveyed a sense of togetherness. Therefore, with this visit, it is hoped that all personnel will remain healthy, enthusiastic, and always prioritize humane service to the public, especially in securing the homecoming flow and community activities during the Eid al-Fitr period.

The Head of the Surabaya City Branch of Bhayangkari, Mrs. Inge Lutfie, visited the Surabaya Police Traffic Unit Service Post at the Grahadi State Building.

“Thank you for the support and motivation provided by the Chairwoman of the Surabaya City Branch of Bhayangkari for the personnel in the field. Together, let’s achieve safe, orderly, and smooth traffic in Surabaya,” said the Head of the Surabaya City Polres Traffic Unit, AKBP Galih Bayu Raditya.

He also stated, that the Surabaya City Polres Traffic Unit will remain committed to providing the best service to the public, especially to ensure safe and orderly traffic in Surabaya.

For additional information, the Grahadi State Building Service Post visited is one of 45 service posts established by the Polda of the East Java Traffic Directorate. In addition to the 45 service posts, 172 security posts and 21 integrated posts have also been established.

These 238 posts are spread throughout East Java to secure 20.097 focal points. This includes security at homecoming routes, tourist attractions, and crowded areas. (Bembo)