Governor Ensures Schools in Jakarta will Continue Face-to-Face Learning
Reported by Fakhrizal Fakhri | Translated by Rizky Mawardi
The Jakarta Governor, Pramono Anung, ensured that teaching and learning activities in schools would continue as usual amidst demonstrations by students and civil society elements in the HI Roundabout area, Jakarta, Wednesday (10/28).
There is no Distance Learning today
Pramono emphasized that the Jakarta Education Agency is not implementing distance learning (PJJ). Therefore, students will continue to participate learning at school.
Youth Pledge Day, Pramono Hands Over Aid for Diploma Validation for 2,810 Residents"There is no Distance Learning today, so school will continue as usual," he said.
Pramono stated that expressing opinions in public is a citizen's right in a democracy. However, he requested that demonstrations be conducted in an orderly manner and not disrupt public activities or public safety.
"Jakarta belongs to all of us. Therefore, we must care for it together. Demonstrations are a democratic right," he stated.
He hopes that the demonstrations taking place today and in the future will proceed well, orderly, and still respect the interests of the wider community.
"As the Jakarta Governor, I hope, truly hope, that the demonstrations that take place today or in the future can take place well, orderly, and not disturb public comfort," he hoped.
