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Petugas Gabungan Pengawasan PSBB di Terminal Terpadu Pulogebang

Joint Personnel Monitor Tight PSBB Implementation at Pulogebang Terminal

Joint officers monitored the implementation of Tight Large-Scale Social Restrictions (PSBB) at Pulogebang Integrated Bus Terminal, Cakung, East Jakarta, Monday (1/11).

It is done to follow up Tight PSBB policy implementation as well as an effort to break the chain of COVID-19 spread

Pulogebang Integrated Bus Terminal Management Unit Head, Bernad Octavianus Pasaribu stated, this monitoring involved 104 joint personnel from Jakarta Transportation Agency (Dishub) Dalops, Satpol PP, terminal internal security guards, TNI/Police, and Pom AD.

Officers who carried out monitoring were divided into two work shifts, on 8 AM-2 PM and 2 PM-7 PM.

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"It is done to follow up Tight PSBB policy implementation as well as an effort to break the chain of COVID-19 spread," he conveyed, Monday (1/11).

Pulogebang Bus Terminal Unit Head, Afief Muhroji said, number of passengers at terminal during PSBB was about 500-600 passengers with total 160-170 AKAP buses.

"It is less than normal day which reached 1,200 passengers a day, where it is only 500-600 passengers a day," he mentioned.

Polda Metro Jaya Lantas Deputy Head, Kombes Pol. Hari Purnomo expected all levels of society, especially AKAP bus users to comply 3M health protocols at the terminal, by washing hands, wearing masks, and maintain safe distance with others.

"Until now only 1 passenger who didn't wear mask and have been advised and given a mask," he said.

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