Rearea village in Central Province reopened its police post, welcoming police leadership to promote safety during the festive season. Rearea village in the Hiri-Koiari District of Central Province, just outside Port Moresby city, celebrated the reopening of the Buria Police Post after it had been closed for several months. The occasion was marked by a community gathering attended by the Commander of National Capital District and Central Province, Benjamin Turi, who also conducted awareness sessions for the villagers. Commander Turi praised the village leaders for their initiative in creating community bylaws to maintain peace and good behavior in the community. “This is a great step for the village,” he said. “These rules will help leaders ensure everyone behaves well and the community remains peaceful.” Commander Turi was accompanied by Central Police Station Commander Inspector Ken Pamenda. Both reassured the village leaders and residents that police officers would maintain a visible presence at the reopened police post. “Since the post is now open, officers will visit regularly to support those stationed here,” said Commander Turi. During his speech, Commander Turi urged the youths and all villagers to celebrate responsibly. “Respect each other and celebrate in peace,” he said. Village leaders were also encouraged to enforce the bylaws effectively. However, some villagers raised concerns about how decisions were sometimes poorly handled. In response, the police assured the community that the Central Provincial Police Commander (PPC) and officers would provide support to ensure fairness and proper enforcement of rules. “We are here to assist whenever you need help,” Commander Turi assured the crowd. The event ended with a tour of the police post, marking the beginning of a strengthened partnership between the police and the Rearea community for a safer festive season.