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Three Parks in West Jakarta Reopened to the Public

Those parks that have been opened since Monday will operate at 7 AM to 6 PM

Three parks in West Jakarta area have reopened to the public. They are Cattleya, Palmerah, Green Garden, Kebon Jeruk and Jalur Hijau Kosambi Cengkareng.

"Those parks that have been opened since Monday will operate at 7 AM to 6 PM," expressed West Jakarta Parks and Urban Forest Sub-agency Head, Jauhar Arifin, Wednesday (10/14).

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He explained people wishing to visit the park were obliged to comply with the 3M health protocol (wearing masks, washing hands, maintaining physical distancing).

Aside that, after being recorded, the visitors would pass through body temperature checking and were prohibited to use seats, sports equipment and children's games.

"The visitor capacity is also limited to 50 percent," he explained.

While children under nine years, seniors over 60 years and having congenital diseases were temporarily prohibited from entering.

He added, for supervision and monitoring, his party had alerted three officers in each park.

"The park will be open until October 25. Further, we are waiting for instructions," he stated.

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