Most Indonesian Provinces Still Not Fully Compliant with Mask Wearing
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Mask-wearing compliance remains significantly low. According to a report titled "National-Level Monitoring of Health Protocol Compliance" (7/2) from the COVID-19 Task Force, 25 provinces show an average compliance rate below 85 percent. The five provinces with the lowest average rates are Riau Islands (48.6 percent), Bengkulu (56 percent), Papua (56.1 percent), West Sumatra (57.1 percent), and Bangka Belitung Islands (61.3 percent).
Five provinces—Central Java, West Java, South Sulawesi, East Nusa Tenggara (NTT), and North Sulawesi—reached an average compliance rate of around 80 percent, but still below 85 percent. Their respective rates are 84.8 percent, 84.2 percent, 83.9 percent, 82.5 percent, and 80.5 percent.
Provinces on Sulawesi Island, as well as Maluku and Papua, contribute the most to the lack of mask compliance, as all of these provinces have average compliance rates below 85 percent. Interestingly, none of the provinces in Kalimantan fall into this category of below-85-percent average compliance.
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