Community Order And Obey Prokes, Kapolda Rikwanto: Eid In South Kalimantan Goes Conducive

South Kalimantan Police Chief Irjen Rikwanto (Photo: ANTARA)

JAKARTA - South Kalimantan Police Chief Irjen Rikwanto stated that the situation of kamtibmas at the Eid al-Fitr 2021 moment is conducive without any violation of health protocols in the midst of community activities.

"Since last night until all day today there have been no prominent incident reports from all over the region in South Kalimantan. Everything is running normally safely under control, including the roving takbir also does not happen as we have forbidden," said Police Chief Rikwanto in Banjarmasin reported antara, Thursday, May 13.

Rikwanto said, what is the policy of the local government is also adhered to by the community, especially businesses. For example, the closure of tourist attractions, entertainment services businesses, and malls.

The closure of various economic activities, according to him, managed to dampen the potential for crowds in the middle of the Eid al-Fitr holiday in 2021.

"We appreciate that the local government has taken wise decisions in an effort to prevent the massive transmission of COVID-19 during Lebaran this time," said the two-star general.

The police chief hopes that there will be no more conflict from every policy taken considering that the goal is only one for humanity, which is to save many people from potential exposure to COVID-19.

Similarly, the ban on homecoming, Rikwanto sees the community has obeyed it even though there are only a handful of people who still desperately want to go home.

"I hope that the community's compliance with every government policy related to efforts to reduce the number of COVID-19 cases can be maintained. Lebaran 2021 moment is an example if we can all fight together to break the chain of pandemic with sacrifices not homecoming and not picnic," said Rikwanto.