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President Joko Widodo (Jokowi) instructed border traffic tightening related to preventing the spread of COVID-19. Both for foreign nationals (foreigners) who want to enter and Indonesian citizens (WNI) who work abroad or TKI (Indonesian workers) who will go home. Jokowi does not prohibit Indonesian citizens who work abroad from returning. But he asked for strict health protocols to be applied.
President Jokowi Ensures Returned Migrant Workers Can Get Social Aid
If Indonesian citizens from abroad do not have symptoms, they will be allowed to return to their respective regions. But the status is ODP (people in monitoring). Overseas Indonesian workers with ODP status must carry out independent isolation. Jokowi also requested that they also be given social assistance.
"So after arriving in the area we really have to run the isolation protocol independently with full discipline. Then the others are also related to the social assistance program that we need to provide," he added. The government itself is preparing various social assistance. One that is being prepared is direct cash assistance (BLT).
"As for those who have symptoms, the isolation process must be carried out at the hospital that we have prepared, for example on Galang Island," he concluded.Also read: Jokowi Asks for Large Scale Social Restrictions, What are the Impacts on the Economy?
"The main principle that we hold is how we protect the health of returning Indonesian citizens and protect the people in the country. Therefore, once again I want to emphasize that the first health protocol must continue to be strictly carried out both at the airport, at the port, at cross-border posts, "he said when opening a limited meeting via video conference, Tuesday (03/31/2020).
14,000 Jabodetabek Residents Going Home Using Bus When Corona Emergency
The government's call not to go home in the Lebaran season this year seems to just be a breeze. Many Jabodetabek residents have gone home when the corona outbreak is still rife.
Those who 'help start' back and forth are quite large in number. President Joko Widodo (Jokowi) claimed to have received reports in the last 8 days that around 14 thousand Jabodetabek residents had gone home. Even then, only using buses.
"Over the past 8 days there have been 876 inter-provincial bus fleets carrying approximately 14,000 passengers from Jabodetabek to West Java, Central Java, East Java, and Yogyakarta," he said when opening a limited online meeting on Monday (3/30/2020 ).
The number of homecoming passengers has not been added to by travelers who have departed first by using other mass transportation. Such as trains, ships, aircraft, and private vehicles.
Then what is the reason for the government to ban going home this year?
The government issued an appeal for the purpose of curbing the spread of the coronavirus. so as not to expand. Going home is a concern because every year it causes a huge movement of people.
"This afternoon we need to discuss specifically because this tradition involves the mobility of people very much. As an illustration in 2019 there was a movement of approximately 19.5 million throughout Indonesia. "It is very risky to expand the spread of Covid-19," he said.
Jokowi also stressed to his ministers, the focus of the government was to prevent the spread of Covid-19 by reducing or restricting the movement of people from one place to another. Jokowi asked for decisive steps to prevent this from happening.
"I also ask for more stringent steps to prevent the movement of people into the region. I see that there has been an appeal from figures and governors so that migrants in Jabodetabek not to go home. And this I ask for this to be continued and intensified again, "But I think such an appeal is not enough. Need to be more stringent steps to close the Covid-19 distribution chain," he said.
70 A thousand travelers have arrived in Yogyakarta for five days
Biwara menyebut pihaknya memberdayakan peran camat, pemerintah desa lewat lurah, kepala dusun, ketua RT dan ketua RW untuk melakukan pendataan. Selain itu, pihaknya juga telah membentuk posko gabungan di terminal-terminal pintu masuk DIY.
"Kita upayakan meminta pemerintah pusat ada ketentuan bus-bus harus masuk terminal dan menurunkan penumpang di terminal. Sampai terminal, nanti tim langsung memeriksa suhu tubuh, mendata, dan menyemprot kendaraan yang masuk," ujarnya.
President Joko Widodo (Jokowi) said the epicenter of the spread of the Corona virus (COVID-19) shifted to the United States (US) and Europe. For that, he asked his staff to actually regulate the crossing policies of people from abroad more stringently.
"Therefore, once again I want to emphasize, first, health protocols must continue to be strict, both at the airport, at the port, at cross-border posts," Jokowi said in the opening of a limited meeting that was broadcast live on the YouTube channel of the Presidential Secretariat, Tuesday ( 3/31/2020).
In addition, Jokowi also highlighted the crossing of Indonesian citizens returning to the country. He asked for crossing arrangements for Indonesian citizens from abroad, also to be mapped.(DETIK.COM)
Source DETIK.COM
President Joko Widodo (Jokowi) instructed border traffic tightening related to preventing the spread of COVID-19. Both for foreign nationals (foreigners) who want to enter and Indonesian citizens (WNI) who work abroad or TKI (Indonesian workers) who will go home. Jokowi does not prohibit Indonesian citizens who work abroad from returning. But he asked for strict health protocols to be applied.
President Jokowi Ensures Returned Migrant Workers Can Get Social Aid
If Indonesian citizens from abroad do not have symptoms, they will be allowed to return to their respective regions. But the status is ODP (people in monitoring). Overseas Indonesian workers with ODP status must carry out independent isolation. Jokowi also requested that they also be given social assistance.
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"So after arriving in the area we really have to run the isolation protocol independently with full discipline. Then the others are also related to the social assistance program that we need to provide," he added. The government itself is preparing various social assistance. One that is being prepared is direct cash assistance (BLT).
"As for those who have symptoms, the isolation process must be carried out at the hospital that we have prepared, for example on Galang Island," he concluded.Also read: Jokowi Asks for Large Scale Social Restrictions, What are the Impacts on the Economy?
"The main principle that we hold is how we protect the health of returning Indonesian citizens and protect the people in the country. Therefore, once again I want to emphasize that the first health protocol must continue to be strictly carried out both at the airport, at the port, at cross-border posts, "he said when opening a limited meeting via video conference, Tuesday (03/31/2020).
14,000 Jabodetabek Residents Going Home Using Bus When Corona Emergency
The government's call not to go home in the Lebaran season this year seems to just be a breeze. Many Jabodetabek residents have gone home when the corona outbreak is still rife.
Those who 'help start' back and forth are quite large in number. President Joko Widodo (Jokowi) claimed to have received reports in the last 8 days that around 14 thousand Jabodetabek residents had gone home. Even then, only using buses.
"Over the past 8 days there have been 876 inter-provincial bus fleets carrying approximately 14,000 passengers from Jabodetabek to West Java, Central Java, East Java, and Yogyakarta," he said when opening a limited online meeting on Monday (3/30/2020 ).
The number of homecoming passengers has not been added to by travelers who have departed first by using other mass transportation. Such as trains, ships, aircraft, and private vehicles.
Then what is the reason for the government to ban going home this year?
The government issued an appeal for the purpose of curbing the spread of the coronavirus. so as not to expand. Going home is a concern because every year it causes a huge movement of people.
"This afternoon we need to discuss specifically because this tradition involves the mobility of people very much. As an illustration in 2019 there was a movement of approximately 19.5 million throughout Indonesia. "It is very risky to expand the spread of Covid-19," he said.
Jokowi also stressed to his ministers, the focus of the government was to prevent the spread of Covid-19 by reducing or restricting the movement of people from one place to another. Jokowi asked for decisive steps to prevent this from happening.
"I also ask for more stringent steps to prevent the movement of people into the region. I see that there has been an appeal from figures and governors so that migrants in Jabodetabek not to go home. And this I ask for this to be continued and intensified again, "But I think such an appeal is not enough. Need to be more stringent steps to close the Covid-19 distribution chain," he said.
70 A thousand travelers have arrived in Yogyakarta for five days
Biwara menyebut pihaknya memberdayakan peran camat, pemerintah desa lewat lurah, kepala dusun, ketua RT dan ketua RW untuk melakukan pendataan. Selain itu, pihaknya juga telah membentuk posko gabungan di terminal-terminal pintu masuk DIY.
"Kita upayakan meminta pemerintah pusat ada ketentuan bus-bus harus masuk terminal dan menurunkan penumpang di terminal. Sampai terminal, nanti tim langsung memeriksa suhu tubuh, mendata, dan menyemprot kendaraan yang masuk," ujarnya.
President Joko Widodo (Jokowi) said the epicenter of the spread of the Corona virus (COVID-19) shifted to the United States (US) and Europe. For that, he asked his staff to actually regulate the crossing policies of people from abroad more stringently.
"Therefore, once again I want to emphasize, first, health protocols must continue to be strict, both at the airport, at the port, at cross-border posts," Jokowi said in the opening of a limited meeting that was broadcast live on the YouTube channel of the Presidential Secretariat, Tuesday ( 3/31/2020).
In addition, Jokowi also highlighted the crossing of Indonesian citizens returning to the country. He asked for crossing arrangements for Indonesian citizens from abroad, also to be mapped.(DETIK.COM)
Source DETIK.COM
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