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Kasatpol PP Pimpin Penindakan Pelanggar Protokol Kesehatan di Kramat Jati

77 Sanctioned for Violating Transitional PSBB in Kramat Jati

At least 77 people have been subjected to social work and administrative sanctions for not wearing masks in the transitional large-scale social restriction (PSBB) in traditional markets in Kramat Jati area, East Jakarta, on Thursday (7/16) evening

From 77 people, 64 are subject to social work sanctions and 13 are subjected to administrative fines with a total collected of Rp 3 million

Jakarta Satpol PP Head Arifin who led the raid expressed, to catch them, we deployed 120 joint personnel of Satpol PP, Transportation Agency and army/police.

"From 77 people, 64 are subject to social work sanctions and 13 are subjected to administrative fines with a total collected of Rp 3 million. This is to give deterrent effect and increase public compliance," he expressed.

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From the case, he speculated that the number of COVID-19 cases kept increasing during the transitional PSBB, whereas 600 personnel had been on standby in traditional markets, ports and Soekarno-Hatta Airport in order to oversee community activities.

"Certainly the strictness of sanctions can increase the discipline of the community in implementing health protocols," he closed.

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