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Sudin Gulkarmat Jaktim Semprot Disinfektan 2.655 Kali

Disinfectant Spraying has Been Carried Out 2,655 Times in East Jakarta

From March 14 to June 30, East Jakarta Fire Handling and Rescue (Gulkarmat) Sub-agency has conducted disinfectant spraying for 2,655 times in order to curb the spread of COVID-19.

It will continue until condition in Jakarta returns to normal

East Jakarta Gulkarmat Sub-agency Head, Gatot Sulaeman conveyed, disinfectant spraying was carried out in various locations, such as in roads, worship places, schools, public facilities, parks, private/government offices, RPTRA, and so on. Some of them were carried out based on the request from the related institutions or communities.

"This action will continue until condition in Jakarta returns to normal," he asserted, Wednesday (7/1).

Three Buildings and Seven Roads in Cipulir Sprayed with Disinfectant

During that period, his side deployed 4,321 fire truck units and 12,310 personnel and used 2,124 kilograms of chlorine.

For information, disinfectant spraying has been carried out in 10 sub-districts, 65 urban villages, and 677 RWs or 7,614 RTs in East Jakarta. Residents who need East Jakarta Gulkarmat assistance for disinfectant spraying may contact WhatsApp 0822-9797-0113 or call hotline number at (021) 858-2150, 859-04904.

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