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Health Protocols Monitoring at Kaliadem Port Intensified

This morning, we only give permissions to 50 residents and tourists heading to Pramuka, Harapan, Kelapa, Tidung and Untung Jawa islands who show health document, except ten others

A joint personnel of Jakarta Transportation Agency, Muara Angke Port Authority (KSOP) Class IV, army/police continue to intensify health protocols monitoring at Kaliadem Port, Penjaringan, North Jakarta.

Sea Transportation Technical Unit (UP) Executing Unit Head, Sulistiyono Widodo said it was focused on vessel passengers, especially tourists who want to cross or travel to residential islands in Thousand Islands.

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"We start it from the entrance to the pier (public zone), the queue for purchasing boat tickets (restricted zone) and at the ship's waiting room (sterile zone)," he expressed, Tuesday (6/15).

He asserted every passenger, either local or foreign tourists should bring and show health documents to the officer.

"This morning, we only giver permissions to 50 residents and tourists heading to Pramuka, Harapan, Kelapa, Tidung and Untung Jawa islands who show health document, except ten others," he stated.

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