Probolinggo - The Police of Probolinggo have again increased the intensity of the justisi operation to enforce the health protocol (prokes). In this raid, officers also spread messages to comply with the program and appealed to reduce mobility.
Operation Yustisi which was held at night in the Semarak Street Vendor Center Area, Kraksaan District. Officers monitor visitors or buyers and street vendors in implementing the prokes, especially the use of masks. Every prokes violator is given a free mask and his identity recorded by the PPKM operations officer.
Furthermore, they undergo sanctions for violating East Java Regional Regulation number 02 of 2020 and Probolinggo Regional Regulation Number 62 of 2020 concerning the Implementation of Public Order Peace and Community Protection. Sanctions for prokes violators are in the form of verbal warnings, push-ups, respect for the flag and some even say Pancasila.
"The implementation of PPKM (Enforcement of Restrictions on Community Activities) in all villages / kelurahan needs community support while adhering to health protocols. This is necessary to prevent the spread of positive cases of COVID-19," said Kapolsek Kraksaan Kompol Sujianto to reporters at the yustisi operation site, Saturday. Evening (20/02/2021).
About one hour of operation Justisi, officers only found 4 offenders. The majority of visitors or buyers in the Semarak PKL area of Kraksaan District are already wearing masks.
"We continue to carry out this yustisi operation so that people comply with the program. In accordance with the East Java Regional Regulation and Probolinggo Regional Regulation, we will give sanctions to people who do not wear masks," explained Sujianto.
The police also educated traders and visitors on the importance of complying with prokes. Starting from the discipline of wearing masks, keeping your distance from each other, to diligently washing your hands using soap or hand sanitizer, as well as staying away from crowds and reducing mobility.
"Because discipline is the most effective vaccine to break the chain of spread of COVID-19," concluded Sujianto.