New Head of Indonesian Traffic Police Initiates Practical Actions
Brigadier General Aries, the new head of Indonesia's Traffic Police (Korlantas Polri), has initiated practical measures immediately upon assuming his post. While specific details are undisclosed, his actions signal a commitment to improving public safety and convenience.
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