BPS Survey: Most People Report Feeling Weary During PPKM

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Vika Azkiya Dihni 16/03/2022 11:50 WIB

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Based on a survey conducted by the Central Bureau of Statistics (BPS), the majority of respondents reported feeling bored during restrictions on outdoor activities. Specifically, 33.9% of respondents

Respondent Feelings During the PPKM Period (February 2022)

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BPS Survey: Most People Report Feeling Weary During PPKM

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Respondent Feelings During the PPKM Period (February 2022)

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The implementation of community activity restrictions (PPKM) to suppress Covid-19 cases has impacted not only economic and social aspects but also the psychological condition of the community.

Based on a survey by the Central Bureau of Statistics (BPS), the majority of respondents felt bored during restrictions on outdoor activities. Specifically, 33.9% of respondents felt bored and 31.0% felt very bored.

32.0% of respondents felt indifferent during restrictions on outdoor activities. Only 2.0% of respondents felt happy and 1.10% felt very happy.

Based on age, BPS revealed that the majority of respondents over 60 years old felt indifferent during restrictions on outdoor activities, while the majority of respondents aged 17-30 years felt very bored.

Meanwhile, based on marital status, the majority of unmarried respondents and married respondents felt bored and very bored during restrictions on outdoor activities, while the majority of divorced respondents felt indifferent.

This survey involved 254,817 respondents aged 17 and over throughout Indonesia. The survey was conducted from February 16-25, 2022, using a non-probability snowball sampling design.

Editor : Annissa Mutia

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