Shopping malls and schools open if there are no new Covid-19 cases

YAKARTA, KOMPAS.com – Key expert personnel from President Donny Gahral’s Office of Personnel aligned information on the government’s plan to reopen shopping malls, markets and schools in June.

He claimed that this was a plan that would only have been realized if there had been significant progress in managing the coronavirus pandemic (Covid-19).

“One of the conditions is the decrease in positive patients for 14 consecutive days until there are no more positive patients,” Donny said. Kompas.com, Saturday (09/05/2020).

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Therefore, Donny said, the government is currently working hard so that the state’s implementation of large-scale social restrictions (PSBB) can be effectively implemented.

Starting with how the health protocol is implemented, the application of the law is carried out in a measurable way and obedience to the prohibition on returning home.

“Whether June can be relaxed or not, we don’t know. We don’t want it to happen second wave (second wave), “said Donny.

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Previously, photographs of Indonesia’s economic recovery scenarios were widely circulated and discussed in the virtual universe. The photo shows schedule reoperation of various sectors.

The Coordinating Ministry of Economy said the widely released photo was part of a preliminary government study to determine the economic recovery policy of the Covid-19 pandemic.

“What is circulating in the community is an initial study by the Ministry of Coordination for the Economy, which has been conducting intensive studies and government policies before, during and after the pandemic of the 19th Coand,” said the secretary of the Ministry of Coordination for Economic Affairs, Susiwijono, in a statement written Thursday (Thursday). 7/5/2020).

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Here are the contents of the initial evaluation of the Coordinating Ministry of Economy: