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Jakarta, CNN Indonesia – Provincial Government DKI Jakarta He emphasized that there was no speech to relax the local homecoming at Eid al-Fitr 2020 when the outbreak of the coronavirus had not subsided. This is contrary to police policies that allow Jabodetabek residents to make the local return.
“Homecoming is prohibited, including local homecoming,” said director of the Transportation Agency, Syafrin Liputo, when contacted CNNIndonesia.com, Friday (5/15).
Previously, the police relaxed the special ban on going home for Jabodetabek residents. The police allowed Jabodetabek residents to go on a local return, as long as they were still observing and obeying the rules of large-scale social restrictions (PSBB).
According to Syafrin, the DKI Jakarta Provincial Government still adheres to the implementing regulations of the PSBB, namely the Minister of Health Regulation No. 9 of 2020 on the PSBB Guidelines and the Governor Regulation No. 33 of 2020 on the implementation of the PSBB.
Article 18, paragraph 1, of Pergub 33/2020 establishes that all the activities of movement of people and / or goods are temporarily suspended, except the fulfillment of the basic needs and activities allowed during the PSBB.
Meanwhile, the activities that are allowed during the PSBB are related to health and safety, in addition to meeting your daily needs.
“In accordance with the PSBB Regulations that are allowed are travel for activities that are excluded during PSBB,” said Syafrin.
In connection with this, Syafrin admitted that his party had coordinated with the Jakarta Police Traffic Directorate and the West Java Regional Police.
The police had previously allowed the community in Jabodetabek to make a local return to Eid al-Fitr 2020, but with a note of continued and obedient attention to PSBB’s prevention of the coronavirus.
The desired local return, namely, the homecoming that takes place only in the Jakarta metropolitan area. However, outside Jabodetabek it is still banned.
“(The local homecoming) may be, no problem if that’s the case,” said the head of the South Korean Police Traffic Corps, Kombes Benyamin, when he was contacted on Thursday (5/14).
Previously, the government strictly prohibited going home to prevent the spread of the coronavirus. The policy went into effect on April 24 and ends on May 31.
However, lately the homecoming policy began to relax. For example, people can still return to their villages with a record of emergencies or emergency matters. He also had to obtain permits from three agencies, namely the Covid-19 Group, the Transportation Agency and the Police.
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