Only 53% of Subdistricts in Indonesia Consistently Maintain Social Distancing

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Andrea Lidwina 21/08/2021 08:30 WIB

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As of August 15, 2021, 1,583 sub-districts in Indonesia had consistently maintained social distancing measures. This represents only 53.07% of the total number of sub-districts nationwide.

Number of Subdistricts Based on Compliance Level with Physical Distancing (as of August 15, 2021)

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Number of Subdistricts Based on Compliance Level with Physical Distancing (as of August 15, 2021)

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As of August 15, 2021, 1,583 sub-districts in Indonesia showed consistent compliance (91-100%) with social distancing guidelines. This represents only 53.07% of the total number of sub-districts nationwide.

Meanwhile, 513 sub-districts exhibited less than 60% compliance with health protocols. Furthermore, 346 sub-districts showed 61-75% compliance, and 541 sub-districts showed 76-90% compliance.

By province, Bali had the highest average social distancing compliance rate at 97.6%, followed by Banten and Yogyakarta with approximately 91%.

Conversely, Bengkulu had the lowest average compliance rate at 49.1%. Maluku and North Sulawesi also showed compliance rates around 50%.

Social distancing is a mandatory health protocol for public activities outside the home. In addition, people should wear masks and wash their hands with soap. These three steps are effective in preventing the spread of the coronavirus.

Editor : Annissa Mutia

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