Getting Instructions From Ganjar Pranowo, Solo City Government Immediately Implements Year-End Homecoming Rules

SOLO - The Surakarta City Government will immediately implement regulations regarding year-end homecomers following the implementation of restrictions on community activities (PPKM), which are still being implemented today.

Deputy Mayor of Surakarta Teguh Prakosa said the Surakarta City Government along with other local governments had received directions from the Governor of Central Java Ganjar Pranowo regarding the rules for the end of the year.

"This is just an initial explanation, it will be followed up with the Governor's SE. At the same time, it provides an initial picture that responding to the news about the cancellation of level three, there are several regions, both regencies and cities that respond differently, as if they were free," he said after attending an online meeting with governor quoted by Antara, Friday, December 10

He said what should have been done was that even if the plan for implementing PPKM level three was revoked, every local government had to continue to implement PPKM in accordance with the previous level.

"The level one continues to apply level one, the level two remains at level two. That was confirmed by the governor," he said.

In addition, he said, what was emphasized by the governor was that district and city governments were asked to be prepared to anticipate if there were residents of Central Java from Jakarta or other areas returning to their hometowns.

"It was prepared, later there will be health posts to security, like during Lebaran," he said.

When asked about the possibility of blocking roads, especially at the border, he said, only an inspection would be carried out by officers.

"There is no terms of isolation, only checking that the conditions for traveling across provinces, such as having been vaccinated twice. For example, if the vaccine is not yet vaccinated, then the post will immediately be vaccinated. In addition, you must also bring the results of an antigen test or PCR," he said.

Meanwhile, the regulation regarding the mandatory reporting of immigrants, he said, would be discussed at the coordination meeting to be held next week.

"That will be technically with us, we haven't had a meeting yet, including the re-functioning of the jogo tonggo to anticipate it. So it will be like Christmas and New Year's time last year, but the conditions are on different levels. new," he said.