The National Police Gives Permit To Trial League 1 With Limited Audience Capacity

Head of the Public Relations Division of the Police Inspector General Dedi Prasetyo/ Antara

JAKARTA - The National Police has allowed PT. The New Indonesia League (LIB) conducted a trial run of Liga 1 and 2 football matches with spectators present, but the number was limited.

"The National Police has given permission to try out the implementation of League 1 and League 2 with a limited audience present," said Head of the Public Relations Division of the National Police Inspector General Dedi Prasetyo in his statement, Wednesday, December 15.

The limit on the number of viewers, he continued, was because the COVID-19 pandemic had not ended, aka still lurking. This is one of the efforts to prevent transmission.

In addition, the implementation of health protocols (prokes) must also be carried out strictly. In fact, the National Police will directly supervise the implementation of the prokes.

"We see the high enthusiasm of the community regarding the implementation of football in the country. However, we still emphasize that the implementation of health protocols must still be carried out strictly," said Dedi. information on the second dose of vaccine. They were also asked to access the PeduliLindung application.

"The match itself is held in an area where the growth rate of the corona virus is low," said Dedi.

"All spectators, players, sponsors and officials must really ensure that health protocols are implemented properly," continued Dedi.

Apart from the conditions that must be carried out by the audience, Dedi said that the granting of permits was also based on the results of the coordination of related parties, including the COVID-19 Task Force.

This coordination aims to ensure that the handling and control of COVID-19 can continue to run well.

"Of course, we from the National Police will continue to evaluate related to the implementation. So, the implementation will continue well but the health factor must be prioritized," said Dedi.