Banjarmasin, S Kalimantan (Antaranews Kalsel) - The peak of the Millennial Road Safety Festival at the Tanah Bumbu Police headquarters took place lively. About 3,700 millennial generations flock in the local police station.
The enthusiasm of the community in participating was indeed very high both from school students, university students, private employees, and the general public.
Even Tanah Bumbu Regent H Sudian Noor appreciated Millennial Road Safety Festival. According to him, the activity of raising awareness of the younger generation to maintain road safety is very meaningful in an effort to reduce the number of accidents.
"I hope this kind of activity can be sustainable because it is very necessary for millennials," Sudian said.
Various activities were carried out involving millennials aged 17 to 35 years, including the Millennial Healthy Walk and Millennial Colossal Gymnastics.
Then the Declaration of the Pioneer of Traffic Safety, followed by the signing of support by all participants of the Millennial Road Safety Festival which was initiated by the Tanah Bumbu Police Chief Adj Sr Comr (AKBP) Kus Subiyantoro, and attended by all elements of the Tanbu District Leaders Communication Forum (Forkopimda).
After the release of 500 balloons, the event was also enlivened by the action of safety riding and freestyle which attracted the participants.
The festival is also filled with Millennial Entrepreneur Expo featuring SME business products, followed by Millennial Bhayangkara Borneo Auto Contest which presents modified cars and motorbikes.
On the other hand, blood donation millennials are supported by the Tanah Bumbu Police and Tanah Bumbu PMI.
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The enthusiasm of the community in participating was indeed very high both from school students, university students, private employees, and the general public.
Even Tanah Bumbu Regent H Sudian Noor appreciated Millennial Road Safety Festival. According to him, the activity of raising awareness of the younger generation to maintain road safety is very meaningful in an effort to reduce the number of accidents.
"I hope this kind of activity can be sustainable because it is very necessary for millennials," Sudian said.
Various activities were carried out involving millennials aged 17 to 35 years, including the Millennial Healthy Walk and Millennial Colossal Gymnastics.
Then the Declaration of the Pioneer of Traffic Safety, followed by the signing of support by all participants of the Millennial Road Safety Festival which was initiated by the Tanah Bumbu Police Chief Adj Sr Comr (AKBP) Kus Subiyantoro, and attended by all elements of the Tanbu District Leaders Communication Forum (Forkopimda).
After the release of 500 balloons, the event was also enlivened by the action of safety riding and freestyle which attracted the participants.
The festival is also filled with Millennial Entrepreneur Expo featuring SME business products, followed by Millennial Bhayangkara Borneo Auto Contest which presents modified cars and motorbikes.
On the other hand, blood donation millennials are supported by the Tanah Bumbu Police and Tanah Bumbu PMI.
Editor : Mahdani
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