Millions of Indonesians Still Fail to Comply with the 3M Health Protocols

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Andrea Lidwina 21/05/2021 10:30 WIB

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The Indonesian Covid-19 Task Force notes that millions of Indonesian citizens are still not complying with the 3M health protocols. In markets, for example, 3.9 million people were reprimanded betwee

Top 5 Locations with the Highest Number of People Admonished for 3M Violations (May 9-16, 2021)

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Top 5 Locations with the Highest Number of People Admonished for 3M Violations (May 9-16, 2021)

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The Indonesian Covid-19 Task Force notes that millions of Indonesians are still not complying with the 3M health protocols. For example, in markets, 3.9 million people were reprimanded for not implementing these protocols between May 9-16, 2021.

1.1 million people were reprimanded for not implementing the 3M health protocols on public roads. Furthermore, 785,800 people were reprimanded for non-compliance at their workplaces.

383,800 people were reprimanded for not implementing the 3M health protocols at places of worship, while 259,400 people were reprimanded for non-compliance at tourist sites.

The public needs to be disciplined in implementing the 3M health protocols: wearing masks, maintaining distance and avoiding crowds, and washing hands with soap. This is crucial to prevent the transmission of the Covid-19 coronavirus.

Editor : Dimas Jarot Bayu

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