Restaurants are the Top Locations for Mask Non-Compliance

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Hanna Farah Vania 16/01/2021 09:50 WIB

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The percentage of non-compliance with mask-wearing in restaurants or cafes reached 29.7 percent.

Top 5 Locations with the Highest Mask Non-Compliance Rates (as of January 10, 2021)

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Top 5 Locations with the Highest Mask Non-Compliance Rates (as of January 10, 2021)

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Restaurants and shops were the locations with the highest rate of mask non-compliance. Based on data from the Covid-19 Task Force's report titled "Monitoring of Health Protocol Compliance in 34 Indonesian Provinces" as of January 10, 2021, the percentage reached 29.7 percent. This monitoring was conducted over the previous seven days.

Residential areas were the second location with the highest rate of mask non-compliance, reaching 22.5 percent. This was followed by public sports facilities or Child-Friendly Open Public Spaces (RPTRA) at 15 percent, public roads at 14.5 percent, and tourist attractions at 9.1 percent.

These five public locations fell into the category of mask compliance less than 60 percent. Overall, the Covid-19 Task Force also noted that 18.56 percent of the population did not comply with mask-wearing regulations.

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