Over the past week, adherence to health protocols has increased.

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Public compliance with mask-wearing increased from 50.27% to 62.46%. Meanwhile, public compliance with social distancing increased from 35.98% to 53.09%.

Weekly Mask Usage and Social Distancing Compliance Rate

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Weekly Mask Usage and Social Distancing Compliance Rate

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Public compliance in wearing masks and maintaining physical distancing has improved over the past week. This is reflected in data from the Covid-19 Task Force as of January 17, 2021.

Specifically, public compliance in wearing masks increased from 50.27% to 62.46%. Meanwhile, compliance with physical distancing rose from 35.98% to 53.09%.

Although improved, public compliance in wearing masks and maintaining physical distancing has not yet reached the levels seen in September-October 2020. At that time, mask usage compliance was in the range of 79.45%-84.77%. Physical distancing compliance ranged from 59.57%-69.04%.

Therefore, compliance with mask-wearing and physical distancing must be further improved. This is necessary to prevent wider transmission of the coronavirus within the community.

Editor : Muhammad Ahsan Ridhoi

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