JAKARTA - Operations of cinemas in several areas have begun to reopen today, Thursday, September 16. This opening is carried out for the Java and Bali regions with areas that apply PPKM Level 3 and 2.
"The opening of cinemas with a maximum capacity of 50 percent in cities (which apply PPKM) Level 3 and Level 2," said Luhut in announcing the extension of the Java-Bali PPKM, Monday, September 13.
The trial of the operation of the cinema caused the opening of the cinema to be delayed for two days. Of course, this news is good news for people who miss watching movies in the cinema.
Visitors who want to go to the cinema are required to have the Peduli Protect application and have been vaccinated. Those who qualify will have a Green category in their application.
Prospective viewers must have met the vaccine requirements twice. Spectators who are allowed to enter the cinema are those aged 12 and over.
Health protocols must be strictly enforced by both cinema operators and visitors. Masks should always be used. For the rules of eating and drinking, the CGV follows the regulations of the local city government.
In addition to maintaining distance, cinemas must also provide limits. Spectators must sit alone and each seat is spaced one distance from the next.
Based on the official website, some of the films that will be shown at CGV this September are Escape From Mogadishu, The Suicide Squad, Black Widow, Hard Hit, and Fast & Furious 9.
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