Indonesia Police Force Undergoes Major Reshuffle: 14 Two-Star Generals Reassigned
Indonesia's National Police Force has announced a significant reshuffle, reassigning 14 two-star generals under the directive of Chief Suyudi. The move is seen as an effort to refresh and enhance the efficiency of the police organization.
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