TNI-Polri Still Lack Of Supervision Of 'Rat Tikus' In Buffer Area, Kapolda Fadil: Lots Of Holes, People Too

Metro Jaya Police Chief Inspector General Fadil Imran (Photo: Police Public Relations)

JAKARTA - Metro Jaya Police Chief Inspector General Fadil Imran said that he had deployed joint military and police officers to guard the rat roads that connect Jakarta with the buffer zone.

With this step, only people with essential and critical qualifications are allowed to enter Jakarta. "Now there are Danramil, Kapolsek, Babinsa, Bhabinkamtibmas," said Inspector General Fadil Imran to reporters, Tuesday, July 6.

However, the role of the community is still expected to help the policy for the implementation of the Emergency Community Activity Restriction (PPKM) to run well. The public is asked to participate in monitoring and closing the streets of rats.

"It's just the rat's path, right, the name is also the rat's path, it's small, there are lots of rat holes," said Fadil.

"Well, if you only rely on the TNI-Polri apparatus, I don't think so even though it's COVID. Because COVID is a common enemy," he continued.

Moreover, RT and RW were also asked to play a big role. Fadil also gave the assumption that letting someone pass through the isolation point would be the same as being involved in spreading COVID-19.

"I sincerely implore the RT, RW, please take care of the village, don't let them escape. That's the same as giving us the opportunity for this disease to spread. The RT/RW, the community, don't give them the village to pass by people who are still desperate to move around without anyone. needs, it is the same as giving space for people to become victims until they enter the hospital or it can be fatal to death," he said.

Previously, Pangdam Jaya Maj. Gen. Mulyo Aji said that many people did not support the policy of implementing the Emergency Community Activity Restriction (PPKM). They opened the access road for mice from the border area to Jakarta.

"We saw that some of our colleagues who were supposed to help us try to reduce mobility, instead they opened up opportunities. Like opening the doors of small streets," said Mayjem Mulyo Aji.