Security operations for solo 2023 U-17 World Cup to last longer

Posted On: November 11, 2023

Bola.com, Solo – Security Operations U-17 World Cup 2023 in Solo, it took place longer than in the other three host cities. This is because Bengawan City is not only used as a venue for the round of 16, but is also used for the upcoming final match.

More specifically in Solo, activity security operations U-17 World Cup 2023 detained for 25 days. Longer than the other three cities, namely Jakarta, which lasts 12 days. Then Surabaya and Bandung 15 days.

“Because our activities are taking place in Manahan from today, passing through Surabaya until closing on December 2. So, from the preliminary round, the semi-finals, the final and the closing ceremony,” said the Head of the Central Java Regional Police Operations Office (Central Java), Police Commissioner. Basya Radyananda in Solo Friday (11/10/2023).

“From our Central Java Regional Police security, of course there is a basis to support the implementation of FIFA. U-17 World Cup 2023. “We are carrying out this operation, called Aman Bacuya 2023,” he continued.

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