DKI Provincial Government Provides JAKI Application, Anies Asks Residents To Actively Report Prokes Violations

DKI Jakarta Governor Anies Baswedan with a joint team (Rizky Adytia Pramana/VOI)

JAKARTA - The DKI Provincial Government has prepared the Jakarta Kini (JAKI) application which can be downloaded on smartphones. Residents of the capital city can directly send reports to be followed up by the DKI Provincial Government.

In order to stop the spread of COVID-19, DKI Jakarta Governor Anies Baswedan asked the public to play an active role in reporting if they found violations of health protocols. In particular, in public places, such as restaurants or places to eat.

"To friends, report it if you see a violation, don't be silent. If you go to a restaurant or restaurant, it looks full, don't force it to come in. Look for another empty place or it's better to just order delivery from home," said Anies like quoted through his Instagram account, Saturday, June 19.

The reason, continued Anies, was that despite the increasing number of COVID-19 cases in the capital, there were still prokes violations. "Last night we still found irresponsible practices from the managers. The maximum 50 percent capacity of the place was violated," Anies wrote.

Anies said that during the disciplinary patrol of health protocols with joint officers, the DKI Provincial Government had reprimanded and fined restaurant managers who violated the health protocol.

"If we allow this kind of abusive practice to continue, it means sending people to hospitals, sending people to be exposed, and that is an irresponsible attitude," he appealed.

Anies emphasized that all managers must be responsible for the prokes rules that have been set during the implementation of the regulations that apply to the implementation of restrictions on micro community activities (PPKM).

"To the managers, restaurants, cafes and restaurants, let's take a responsible attitude. Think about your own safety, the safety of the visitors where you work," said Anies.