43.9% of Returnees Refuse Self-Isolation Upon Arrival in Their Hometowns

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Cindy Mutia Annur 13/05/2021 12:00 WIB

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5.2% of the population still went home for Idul Fitri, despite the government's ban. Of that number, 43.9% of those who traveled home admitted they would not self-isolate upon arrival.

Self-Isolation Plan for Returning Residents Upon Arrival in Their Hometowns

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A survey by the Indonesian Public Opinion Discussion and Study Group (KedaiKOPI) shows that 5.2% of the population still went home for Idul Fitri (mudik), despite the government's ban. Of that number, 43.9% of those who traveled home admitted they would not self-isolate upon arrival.

19.6% of respondents who traveled home were still undecided about self-isolating. Meanwhile, 36.5% of respondents will self-isolate upon arrival in their hometowns.

Homecoming travelers should self-isolate upon arrival in their respective hometowns. This is to ensure that their families do not contract the Covid-19 coronavirus. Furthermore, the public is urged to diligently implement the 3M health protocols: wearing masks, maintaining distance, and washing hands with soap.

KedaiKOPI distributed the survey to 1,215 respondents across 34 provinces from April 15-21, 2021. 1,097 of these respondents were Muslim. The margin of error in this survey is ± 2.8% with a 95% confidence interval.

Editor : Dimas Jarot Bayu

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