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Central Jakarta Inspects Public Adherence to Health Protocols in Traditional Markets

Joint personnel who were led by Central Jakarta Acting Mayor, Irwandi, carried out sudden inspection in traditional markets and restaurants located in Johar Baru and Cempaka Putih Sub-districts on this Monday (1/11).

We also remind business owners to limit operating hours until 7 PM and limit customers at the location

In this inspection, his side wanted to remind residents to comply with health protocols by always wearing mask, often washing hands with soap, maintaining safe distance, and avoiding crowd.

"We also remind business owners to limit operating hours until 7 PM and limit customers at the location," he added.

Jakarta's Latest Official COVID-19 Figures as of January 11

His side ordered Satpol PP personnel to immediately list people who didn't wear mask and give them sanctions.

He also asked local urban village and sub-district heads to immediately reactivate monitoring post in their areas to minimize COVID-19 cases which are currently increasing.

"Residents who don't wear masks outside their homes will be given strict sanctions. They can be penalized for cleaning water channels instead of sweeping roads, thus they can be more discipline in implementing the regulations," he asserted.

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