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JAKARTA, KOMPAS.com – DKI Jakarta Governor Anies Baswedan decided to re-implement strict large-scale social restrictions (PSBB) in the capital.
The decision was made because the spread of Covid-19 in the capital was considered to be in a worrying situation.
Anies said this decision was made considering a number of factors, namely the availability of hospital beds that were almost full and the high death rate.
“There are not many options for Jakarta except to apply the emergency brake as soon as possible,” Anies said on the Jakarta provincial government live broadcast, “on Wednesday (9/9/2020).
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This emergency brake policy will take effect on September 14, 2020.
With the re-implementation of the PSBB, of course, many regulations will be re-implemented, like a few months ago.
Kompas.com summarizes what can and cannot be done during PSBB.
What not to do:
1. It is forbidden to carry out activities in public places
Activities in public places are limited. The restrictions refer to the number of people and the restrictions to the distance of the people.
Public transportation is also restricted, to anticipate the movement of residents during the PSBB.
2. School and work from home
Teaching and learning activities in schools are still banned until now.
School holidays mean stopping the teaching and learning process in schools and replacing it with teaching and learning at home with effective means.
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Meanwhile, workplace vacations mean limiting work at work and replacing it with working at home.
3. Exiting and entering Jakarta is restricted.
Access in and out of the capital will be limited by the DKI Jakarta Provincial Government.
That is, only citizens with urgent interests can enter and leave Jakarta.
In this regard, the provincial government of DKI has yet to discuss with the central government and neighboring cities for the PSBB to function effectively.
4. Tourist attractions are closed
DKI Jakarta’s provincial government will also be shut down again as soon as the PSBB tightens again on September 14.
“Activities managed by DKI like Ragunan, Monas, Ancol, city parks will be closed and learning activities will take place at home,” said Anies.
5. Eating in restaurants is prohibited
When the PSBB is adjusted, residents will again be prohibited from eating in restaurants or cafes.
The DKI Jakarta provincial government allows the restaurant to open, but on the condition that it only serves takeout or to carry out.
According to Anies, the locations of these eating places during the PSBB transition had the potential to become a transmission location for Covid-19.
6. Places of worship that carry residents through the regions are closed
For large places of worship that have large congregations from various regions in Jakarta or outside of Jakarta, closed. Worship focuses on the houses of worship that are within the environment of the dwelling.
Things that can be done
1. Buy medicines and essentials
During the PSBB, residents will only be able to leave the house to buy their daily necessities and medicines.
Residents can still visit retail stores, stalls, or markets, but with proper health protocol.
2. Ship products and order food online
One of the activities that is allowed is the transaction of food or goods. online.
Residents can still spend anything as long as it is done privately online.
3. Worship in congregation in the surrounding environment.
Slightly different from the previous PSBB, Pemprob DKI did not prohibit residents from praying in congregation. However, on a note, the place of worship used is only used by local residents.
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While places of worship that are crowded with people, such as mosques and cathedrals, are still banned.
Places of worship in the village must also implement health protocols.
Four. Work from the office only for the 11 essential sectors
Workplace vacations do not apply to 11 strategic agencies, including: healthcare companies, food businesses, energy, telecommunications and information technology, finance, logistics, hospitality, construction, strategic industries, basic services.
In addition, public services and industries are designated as national vital objects and certain objects, which satisfy daily needs.
