Maka Police station a symbol of hope: Sifoni

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By RODRICK DESURI

AUKI

The newly opened Maka Police Station is a symbol of hope and progress for the people of South Malaita. 

Deputy Premier Randol Sifoni voiced this at the opening of the Maka Police Station last week. 

He stressed that many regions in the country face the same unique challenges regarding law enforcement, access to justice and community safety. 

On this note, Sifoni said construction of this police station is not merely the addition of a building, but a symbol of hope and progress.

“The station represents the determination to provide our people with the necessary resources to address crimes, uphold the rule of law and promote peace within our communities,” he said.

Sifoni urges officers who will serve at the station to uphold the highest standards of professionalism, integrity and respect for the communities they serve.

“Police officers, your role is not just that of law enforcers, but also that of community partners. It is important to build trust and foster positive relationships with the people of South Malaita,” he urged.

The Deputy Premier also called on the community members of Maka to recognize that they play an important part in fostering a safer environment and need to work together with the police force.

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