Dozens of Overweight Police Officers in East Java Undergo Weight Loss Program
Trenggalek, East Java. In response to health concerns, the Trenggalek Police Department in East Java has initiated a mandatory weight loss program for dozens of officers identified as overweight.
The officers participated in physical training sessions outside the Trenggalek Police Station, where they engaged in aerobics and light jogging around the station’s field.
Health screenings revealed that 60 officers are classified as overweight, coming from various units and precincts within the department.
Trenggalek Police Chief Indra Ranudikarta stated that among these 60 officers, several weigh over 100 kilograms, with one officer reaching 140 kilograms.
“To reduce the adverse health effects, all officers who are obese are required to participate in a weight loss program. With close supervision and physical training, we hope these officers can achieve their ideal weight, which will support their mobility as police officers,” Indra said after addressing the officers on Wednesday, October 16, 2024.
In addition to physical exercise, the participating officers will receive motivation to adhere to a diet plan, including guidance on managing their eating habits.
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