Supervision Of Dine In Rules By Patrol, Yusri Yunus: If You Take Care Of Each Other, The Police Will Finish

Head of Public Relations of Polda Metro Jaya Kombes Yusri Yunus (Photo: ANTARA)

JAKARTA - Polda Metro Jaya said that the supervision of dine-in regulations for restaurants and wartegs was carried out by means of judicial operations. This means that officers will patrol and appeal to the public.

"We just urge you, the rules have already been initiated, we hope that the friends who are allowed to obey, also have customers who remind us, so together we have synergy between the local government apparatus," said the Head of Public Relations of the Metro Jaya Police, Kombes Yusri Yunus, to reporters. , Tuesday, July 27.

In addition, Yusri also straightened out the assumption that developed in the community if later the police would monitor warteg and restaurants one by one.

Such monitoring will not be carried out. This is because the method is constrained by limited human resources (HR).

"If you say there are 1,000 stalls watching, then the TNI-Polri wait for 1,000 people to eat, one or two minutes, five minutes after all the police take a long time," said Yusri.

Previously reported, the Minister of Home Affairs (Mendagri) Tito Karnavian asked PPKM Level 4 supervisors from the Satpol PP assisted by the TNI and Polri to enforce the rules for eating in stalls for a maximum of 20 minutes.

Tito asked that this supervision be carried out in addition to public awareness and food stall business owners to carry out the PPKM Level 4 rules which are valid until August 2, 2021.

"We hope that there will be supervisors from the Satpol PP assisted by the TNI and Polri to ensure that this rule is enforced," Tito said in a virtual press conference, Monday, July 26.

However, Tito asked for supervision to begin with persuasive means, socialization, then to coercive steps such as giving sanctions for those who violate. If he must impose sanctions, Tito asked the authorities to do so in a polite manner.

"Coercive steps are, of course, in a polite manner and do not use excessive force, which is counterproductive," he said.