Puncak — The Cartenz-2026 Peace Operation Task Force attended the farewell event for students of SMAN and SMPN 1 Sinak through a humane patrol conducted in Sinak District, Puncak Regency, Central Papua, on Tuesday (May 12, 2026) at 10:40 a.m. WIT. The presence of personnel among the students served as a form of support and motivation to encourage the younger generation in Sinak to remain enthusiastic about continuing their education and achieving a brighter future.
The patrol was carried out as a form of the National Police’s humane approach to the community, especially students participating in the school farewell event. In a friendly atmosphere, Cartenz Peace Task Force personnel interacted directly with students, teachers, and community members in attendance.
In addition to maintaining a conducive security situation, the presence of the Cartenz Peace Task Force also aimed to provide a sense of security and comfort during the event. This humane patrol received a positive response from the Sinak District community, who experienced firsthand the benefits of the National Police’s presence in community activities.
The Head of the Carstensz-2026 Peace Operation, Inspector General of Police Dr. Faizal Ramadhani, S.Sos., S.I.K., M.H., stated that the presence of personnel in community activities, including in educational settings, demonstrates the National Police’s commitment to continuously supporting the creation of a safe and peaceful situation in Papua.
“The Carstensz Peace Task Force will continue to be present in the community as a form of service and protection for residents. Our presence also encourages students to continue learning, uphold their dreams, and prepare for a better future,” said Inspector General of Police Dr. Faizal Ramadhani, S.Sos., S.I.K., M.H.
He added that the younger generation is a vital asset for the future of Papua and therefore deserves moral support and a sense of security during their education.
Meanwhile, the Deputy Head of the Carstensz-2026 Peace Operation, Senior Commissioner of Police. Adarma Sinaga, S.I.K., M.Hum., emphasized that humanist patrols will continue to be carried out consistently as an effort to build closeness between the National Police and the community.
“Through this humanist approach, we want to ensure the community feels that the National Police are always present to maintain security and peace. The presence of personnel among students also serves as a form of support to keep them motivated to continue their education to the next level,” said Senior Commissioner Adarma.
The Carstensz-2026 Peace Operation Task Force ensures that humanist patrols and community visits will continue to be carried out sustainably to maintain security stability and strengthen harmonious relations between the Carstensz Peace Task Force and the community in the Papua region.
