Jakarta Residents' Activities That Provided Encouragement During PPKM: What Are They?

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Dwi Hadya Jayani 16/09/2021 17:00 WIB

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Many respondents reported maintaining their spirits by minimizing mobility.

Activities to Stay Motivated During Jakarta's Emergency PPKM

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Activities to Stay Motivated During Jakarta's Emergency PPKM

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The Indonesian government continues to extend the implementation of the Emergency Community Activity Restrictions (PPKM) until September 2021. Based on the Jakarta Central Bureau of Statistics (BPS) report titled "Community Behavior During the Emergency PPKM in DKI Jakarta Province," the majority of respondents felt bored during the Emergency PPKM, with 70.5% choosing to communicate with family or friends online to stay positive.

28.4% reported feeling very bored, and 34.2% felt bored. Despite this, respondents filled their time to stay positive by minimizing mobility.

In addition to communicating with family or friends online, 63.1% of respondents said they increased their religious practices to stay positive.

Exercising was another popular activity among Jakarta residents to stay positive, chosen by 44.9%. Another 36.9% of respondents chose to pursue hobbies. 25.9% reduced their consumption of negative news to stay positive.

Only 2.9% of residents filled their time by going out, visiting relatives or family, and 1.4% engaged in recreational activities.

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."