Jakarta, CNBC Indonesia – Emergency Micro PPKM takes effect from Saturday (3/7/2021). This has an impact on the provisions of travel for private vehicles and public transportation. Residents who travel must meet the conditions.
This is in accordance with the Covid-19 Task Force circular (SE) Number 14 of 2021, regarding the provisions for travel for domestic people during the pandemic which is the elaboration of the emergency PPKM.
The Minister of Transportation, Budi Karya Sumadi, explained that for long-distance trips and trips to and from Java and Bali, you must show a card that has a minimum dose of 1 vaccine, 2×24 hour RT-PCR results or 1 x 24 hour antigen.
Then, the tightening of mobility in Java and Bali is carried out by requiring travelers to have a vaccine certificate, 2×24 hour RT-PCR or 1 x 24 hour antigen for sea, land, crossing and long-distance train modes.
“Especially for the air mode, the requirements for travelers are to have a vaccine certificate and a mandatory RT-PCR test which is valid for a maximum of 2 x 24 hours in Java and Bali,” said BKS, Budi Karya’s nickname.
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“Private or public vehicle land trips in agglomeration areas are not required to show a vaccine card, PCR, or antigen,” said Head of the Covid-19 Handling Task Force, Lt. Gen. Ganip Warsito, Friday (2/7/2021).
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In addition, the police will close the entrance to Jakarta starting at midnight tonight, in line with the implementation of the Emergency Micro PPKM policy starting tomorrow (3/7/2021).
“Starting tonight at 00.00 WIB, all entrances and exits to Jakarta will be closed and strict inspections will be carried out,” said Metro Jaya Police Chief, Inspector General Fadil Imran, at the Metro Jaya Police Precision Field, citing detik.com, Jakarta, Friday (2/7). /2021).
According to him, the policy will take effect at midnight. Through this policy, the public is prohibited from carrying out mobility outside the activities permitted by the Covid-19 task force.
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