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35 Orang Pelanggar Aturan PSBB Dikenakan Sanksi Sosial

Social Sanction Imposed on 35 PSBB Violators

Jakarta Satpol PP personnel imposed social sanction for 35 people who violate the Large-scale Social Restrictions (PSBB) regulations in several Jakarta regions on Wednesday (5/13). The violators were sanctioned to clean public facilities while wearing 'PSBB Violators' vest.

They wear orange vest that read 'PSBB Violators' and punished for cleaning roads, parks, and public facilities

Jakarta Satpol PP Head, Arifin mentioned, violations were dominated by residents who gathered and didn't wear mask outside.

"10 violators in North Jakarta, 19 violators in South Jakarta, and 6 violators in Central Jakarta. They wear orange vest that read 'PSBB Violators' and punished for cleaning roads, parks, and public facilities. Our side has provided the cleaning tools," he explained, Thursday (5/14).

2,541 Road Users Have Violated PSBB Regulations in Central Jakarta

According to him, his side imposed sanctions as mentioned in Gubernatorial Regulations (Pergub) No. 41/2020 concerning Sanctions Imposition Against Violations in PSBB Implementation in Handling COVID-19 in DKI Jakarta.

"Through social sanctions, we want to give deterrent effect for PSBB violators. Because we want COVID-19 pandemic to end as soon as possible," he asserted.

Actually, his side don't want many people being punished. For this reason, residents are expected to comply with PSBB regulations, including to wear mask when leaving house.

"Sanctions are imposed to provide legal certainty for the community. We will continue to patrol and control PSBB violators. Government has distributed free masks so there is no reason for them not to wear mask," he closed.

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