Indonesia Continues to Finalize Preparations for G20 Summit

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"This means that police operations will be conducted starting from the National Police Headquarters to the regional level in Bali and West Nusa Tenggara (NTB)," he said.

Police officers deployed to the G20 Summit will serve for 10 days from Nov. 7–17, 2022.
So far, the National Police has deployed over 5,000 personnel for security operations at the G20 Summit, while 1,600 members of the police have been prepared as reserve forces, he added.

The number of troops deployed could increase based on the conditions on the ground and developments, he said.

"The police are also preparing special vehicles such as ships, helicopters, and escort cars to secure the areas," Effendi said.

All motorized vehicles used by the police during the G20 Summit security operations will run on electrical energy.

"Following the directive of the G20 Summit under the Indonesian Presidency, we are encouraged to become environmentally friendly in our implementation. Hence, we will use electric vehicles," Effendi said.

Source: State News Antara