Tired of PPKM Restrictions, People Choose to Pray More
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Boredom easily sets in when the government implements Emergency Community Activity Restrictions (PPKM). People have employed various ways to overcome this boredom.
This is evident in a survey by the Central Statistics Agency (BPS). As many as 97.1% of respondents said they prayed a lot to stay motivated. Then, 94.3% of respondents communicated with their families.
86.2% of respondents pursued hobbies during the Emergency PPKM. Furthermore, 81.8% exercised, and 54.8% visited family.
Respondents also reduced their access to Covid-19 news; 53% of respondents reported doing so. Finally, 34.8% of respondents engaged in recreation to relieve fatigue during the Emergency PPKM.
The survey was conducted from February 16 to 25, 2022, involving 254,817 respondents. This survey used a non-probability snowball sampling design.
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