Static Civil Service Task Force Patrol Yonif 726/Tamalatea Ensures Border Markings Don’t Move

Patrol of the Static Civil Service Task Force Battalion 726/Tamalatea to ensure the border markings don't move.

Merauke – Static Security Task Force Yonif 726/Tamalatea carried out a stake patrol on the RI – PNG border, Friday, (12/01). The Yonif 726/Tamalatea Static Security Task Force wants to always ensure that the boundary markers do not shift.

A patrol with 10 personnel led by Serda Rusdiadi walked through the dense forest and swamp in the Sota Merauke area to check the boundary markers according to the coordinates provided.

In the midst of the current extreme weather, with a distance of ± 13 km from Kotis Post, they are trying to get through the existing obstacles by mobilizing all their energy to check and guard national borders for the sake of the sovereignty of the Republic of Indonesia.

Checking the MM.B and MM.A type stakes has become the target this time. Then the Task Force personnel also ensured that it was in good condition and had not moved from its original place. This is proof that the RI-PNG border in the Merauke Regency area will always be a symbol of the upholding of the boundaries of the Unitary State of the Republic of Indonesia. Bembo

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