Warap assumes leadership at key border police post
A new chapter has begun for policing in Papua New Guinea's most strategically important border region, with Superintendent David Warap officially assuming command of the North Fly Police Command in Western Province. The formal handover ceremony at Kiunga Police Station marked the end of more than two years of leadership by Inspector Minata Anjap, who had been serving as Acting Provincial Police Commander during a demanding period for the command. To access this post, you must
Superintendent David Warap has taken over as the head of the North Fly Police Command in Western Province, Papua New Guinea. The transition followed a formal ceremony at Kiunga Police Station, where he replaced Inspector Minata Anjap. Anjap had led the command for over two years during a challenging time. Warap's appointment marks a new phase for law enforcement in the region. The position requires access through various subscription plans. The change in leadership is significant for the area's security efforts.
The leadership change could impact the effectiveness of border security and law enforcement in a critical region.
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