Found Carrying Antigen Certificates Allegedly Fake, 4 Homecomers from Jakarta Crying for the Officials to Leave Page all

TEGAL, KOMPAS.com – Four girls from Toyota Agya with police number G 8417 BZ were asked to turn around when they were caught at the Kalimati Toll Exit, Adiwerna, Tegal Regency, Central Java, Saturday (8/5/2021).

The four beautiful girls who want to return to the village Tegal and Pemalang was found to be carrying a letter of rapid antigen test results allegedly fake.

While shedding tears, they asked the officers to be allowed to continue their journey.

“We are still taking firm action to make a U-turn. Because there are indications of violations,” AKP Sehroni, Head of the Tegal Exit Toll Homecoming Security Post, told reporters on Saturday (8/5/2021).

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Sehroni revealed that the antigen letter issued from a medical center in Jakarta was allegedly fake because there was no signature of the medical officer and only a stamp.

“Antigen test letters that were allegedly fake were also seized for further investigation,” Sehroni concluded.

One of the travelers, Elok, admitted that the antigen rapid test letter was obtained from a broker in Jakarta for Rp 175,000 per letter.

“We did not come to the clinic. We only showed the March antigen rapid results,” said Elok.

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Elok admitted that he could not come directly to the clinic because he had to work at night.

However, he and his colleagues stated that they had previously undergone a negative antigen rapid test.

However, the letter was not taken home because it had to be handed over to the company where he worked.

“We have submitted the letter to the company. We forgot not to photocopy it,” he said.

In front of the officers, they were forced to go home because the previous Eid did not return to their hometowns.

“Last year we didn’t come home. We miss our parents,” said Elok.

Even so, officers still took firm action to make a U-turn to Jakarta in an isolation activity that involved joint officers.

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