Nduga, Papua Highlands — The spirit of care and a human-centered approach was once again demonstrated by the personnel of Operation Peace Cartenz 2025 through an activity held at Pos Koteka on Saturday (September 13, 2025) WIT.
During this activity, female police officers (Polwan) of Operation Peace Cartenz directly interacted with the personnel on duty. The event was filled with togetherness and a sense of family, providing extra encouragement to those serving in conflict-prone areas.
The female officers participating in the event included Bripda Yhani Febriyanti, Bripda Itri Fiadn, and Bripda Annisa Mahardika from the Task Force Unit of Operation Peace Cartenz, Nduga Sector.
Their presence reflected another side of the operation that not only focuses on law enforcement but also builds an atmosphere of solidarity, mutual support, and motivation for personnel in the field.
The Head of Peace Operation Cartenz 2025, Brigadier General of Police Dr. Faizal Ramadhani, S.Sos., S.I.K., M.H., expressed his appreciation for the involvement of female officers in the Nduga mission.
“The presence of Polwan among their colleagues at Pos Koteka shows that this operation is not only about security but also about humanity. The female officers bring a human touch that is crucial in maintaining morale and motivation for our personnel,” said Brig. Gen. Faizal.
Meanwhile, the Deputy Head of Operation, Chief Commissioner of Police Adarma Sinaga, S.I.K., M.Hum., emphasized that the participation of female officers has a positive impact, both for the personnel and the community.
“Polwan play a strategic role not only in supporting field operations but also in building softer and more persuasive communication. This greatly helps maintain a harmonious atmosphere in task areas like Nduga,” explained Chief Comm. Adarma.
The activity was carried out safely, smoothly, and in a spirit of family. The presence of female officers at Pos Koteka is expected to be a source of positive energy for all Operation Peace Cartenz 2025 personnel in carrying out their mission to maintain security and peace in Papua.
