Starting August 16, The GeNose C19 Test Is A Requirement To Enter The DPR Building
JAKARTA - The Secretariat General of the House of Representatives (DPR) has implemented a breath-based COVID-19 detection device, GeNose C19, as a condition for entering the parliament complex area starting August 16. The use of GeNose C19 as a medical tool for early detection of the COVID-19 virus.
It is hoped that GeNose can be used in any location that has the potential for crowds to occur. For example, it is used for members or guests who enter the area within the DPR, MPR and DPD buildings.
The Secretary General of the DPR RI, Indra Iskandar, said the use of GeNose could make it easier for the DPR's internal security and health officers to check on visitors. Especially, ensuring that all parties apply health protocols properly while complementing other COVID-19 test services. "In addition to the antigen swab test, we use GeNose which is more effective and practical. So, the safety method, the health protocol, are layered," Indra told reporters. , Tuesday, August 10.
Indra appreciated the smooth operation of the GeNose C19 training at the DPR's health service office (Yankes), Monday, August 9.
According to him, the tool made by Gadjah Mada University (UGM) is a domestically made device whose capabilities have been tested and are accurate. With the government's belief that using GeNose, it can be widely used in all levels of society. "Moreover, the use of GeNose is also instant, simple and user friendly, it only takes a few minutes. Our partners whose antigens have expired can immediately use GeNose at the location," he said. The Annual Session of the MPR and President Joko Widodo's State Speech in commemoration of the 76th Anniversary of the Republic of Indonesia, and a joint session of the DPR and DPD as well as the DPR Plenary Session on the RAPBN on August 16, 2021.
Indra said the trial would be carried out in a minimalist, simple manner and without taking a long time. "During commission sessions, GeNose will use it to back up the health protocols already in the DPR. This is for the sake of public health and safety," he said.