"We, together with the staff, have checked the isolation points that have been carried out throughout East Java," said the East Java Police Chief when he was at Waru Blocking, Surabaya.
"Currently, we, together with the Ditlantas staff, have joined the Surabaya Polrestabes, which are backed up by the Kodam, Korem and Satpol PP ranks, conducting an isolation at the Waru point, observing and evaluating whether the implementation of the partition can be effective. obviously, to save the lives of all of us," he explained.
Inspector General of Police Nico Afinta also said that there were components involved, namely the first component from the government, including the TNI, Polri and the government, then the second component was from entrepreneurs, namely entrepreneurs which included essential, non-essential, critical and non-critical. then the third is the community, and the fourth is from the health sector.
"These four main components are supported by all components, and must work together. The government issues regulations, we implement them, the supporting community, then entrepreneurs in the non-essential and non-critical sectors also inform their employees, so they don't go to work first, they can be arranged to work from home. home. Be patient, stay at home, "he said.
For those who do not belong to the essential and critical sectors, the goal is to reduce the spread. Many have been sick and many have died.
"We hope that by complying with this rule, the positive numbers will slowly decrease. So that's our hope, let's work together so that we can reduce the number of COVID-19 increases," hoped the Regional Police Chief.
Meanwhile, the Ahmad Yani route is completely closed, following other blocking routes, but seeing the evaluation results of the partitions in the area being effective or not, if they are not effective, the same thing will be done or completely closed.
But once again the question is whether the community or the workers can still do it?
"They are required to complete with a permit or certificate from their office. Those in the essential or critical fields. So, for the time being, all of those outside are closed," said the Kapolda.
"Entrepreneurs who meet the essential and critical criteria must call their employees to notify them to complete their documents such as a work certificate from the company, a negative antigen swab result letter, then they can enter. If they don't carry the requirements, they can't, I emphasize again, they can't. We have to enforce the rules to save the community," he said.
The Kapolda also said that this is our collective duty. The officer will make it easier, by coming to Babinkamtibmas, Babinsa, or Polsek, reporting to the company leadership to ask for a certificate, then by doing an antigen swab.
The East Java Regional Police Chief also advised companies in the essential and critical categories to set the hours of entry for employees not to coincide, so that they can be arranged alternately to enter the city of Surabaya.
"For entrepreneurs or companies in essential and critical sectors, the hours of work are also arranged so that if it can be arranged between companies with one another, for example at seven, eight, nine or ten. Later we will coordinate with the provincial secretary regarding certificates and directions to all entrepreneurs.
The Kapolda hopes that all East Java people comply with the rules set by the government, for the next few days to stay at home and not travel so that the active number of COVID-19 can decrease and the East Java economy will bounce back.
"Once again, we urge and ask the public for awareness, so that for the next one or two weeks stay at home, don't go anywhere, don't even look for gaps in the road, seem like cats and dogs with officers. All for our safety together," he concluded. East Java
