Tourist Sites Become the Most Mask-Neglectful Locations in South Sulawesi

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Cindy Mutia Annur 16/01/2022 13:10 WIB

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The COVID-19 Task Force recorded that mask compliance at tourist sites was the lowest among other crowded locations in South Sulawesi from January 3-9, 2022.

Mask Usage Compliance Rate (January 3-9, 2022)

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Mask Usage Compliance Rate (January 3-9, 2022)

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The Covid-19 Task Force report notes that mask compliance at tourist sites in South Sulawesi is the lowest among other crowded locations. The percentage reached 45.71% in the period of January 3-9, 2022.

Conversely, the location with the highest mask compliance rate in South Sulawesi is train stations, reaching 100%.

Other locations with high mask compliance rates in South Sulawesi include terminals and offices, reaching 97.33% and 95.4% respectively.

The average mask compliance across 18 cities/regencies in South Sulawesi reached 83.18%. Three regencies in the province have a 100% mask compliance rate: Parepare City, Palopo City, and North Toraja Regency.

Meanwhile, North Luwu Regency has the lowest mask compliance rate in South Sulawesi at 47.37%, followed by Jeneponto Regency with 62.12%.

The use of masks, especially double-layered masks or N95 type, is crucial in preventing the spread of the coronavirus. Furthermore, the public is urged to maintain physical distancing, wash hands with soap, avoid crowds, and limit mobility.

Editor : Annissa Mutia

"Disclosure: This is an AI-generated translation of the original article. We strive for accuracy, but please note that automated translations may contain errors or slight inconsistencies."