This is the fine sanction for PSBB criminals in Jakarta, from 250,000 rupees to 10 million rupees.

YAKARTA, KOMPAS.com – DKI Jakarta Governor Anies Baswedan issued Governor’s Regulation No. 41 of 2020 on the imposition of sanctions against violations of the implementation of large-scale social restrictions in the management of the 2019 Corona virus disease ( Covid-19) at DKI Jakarta.

This regulation was issued as the basis for the imposition of sanctions for violations of the implementation of the PSBB.

Various rules for the implementation of the PSBB itself have been regulated in Pergub No. 33 of 2020 on the implementation of large-scale social restrictions in the management of 2019 coronavirus disease (Covid-19) in DKI Jakarta.

There are several types of sanctions issued by the DKI Provincial Government, ranging from social sanctions to fines for violators.

The following Kompas.com summarizes the row of penalties that include fines in the regulation:

1. Do not wear a mask

One of the penalties imposed is for people who do not wear masks when they leave the house or in public places.

In Article 4 of the Governor’s Regulations, there are three penalties for people who do not wear masks.

First is the administrative sanction in a written warning, then the social work sanction in the form of cleaning public facilities using a vest.

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Then the last one is an administrative fine of at least Rp 100,000 and a maximum of Rp 250,000.

“The sanctions referred to in paragraph (1) will be carried out by the Civil Service Police Unit and may be accompanied by the Police,” wrote the Pergub quoted by Kompas.com.

2. Sanctions for companies operating during PSBB

During the implementation of PSBB in Jakarta, offices and companies are required to stop working in the building.

Companies are asked to hire employees or employees from home (work from home).

Only 11 sectors could remain in operation during the PSBB.

For sectors that are not permitted but continue to operate, they will be subject to sanctions in the form of sealing offices or workplaces.

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Other penalties are administrative fines of at least IDR 5 million and a maximum of IDR 10 million.

While for workplaces or offices that are excluded during CBDR implementation but do not comply with the obligation to implement the Covid-19 deployment prevention protocol, the workplace leader is subject to administrative penalties in the form of a written warning.

And administrative fines of at least IDR 25 million and a maximum of IDR 50 million.

There are only 11 sectors that can operate during PSBB, namely:

Health sector. Hospitals, clinics, and the healthcare industry, such as manufacturers and disinfectants, continue to operate.

– Food sector, which is related to food and beverages.

– energy sector. This sector is related to water, gas, electricity and service stations.

– Communication sector, namely communication services and the media.

– The financial and banking sectors, including the capital market, can still operate.