Police Immediately Check Tourists From Samarinda Exposed To COVID-19 Who Traveled In Malang City

Head of Criminal Investigation Unit of Malang City Police Commissioner Tinton Yudha Riambodo/ANTARA/Vicki Febrianto

MALANG - Malang City Resort Police (Polresta) Malang City stated that they will immediately conduct an examination related to cases of travelers or tourists who claim to be exposed to COVID-18 but still carry out tourist activities in Malang City, East Java. carried out this week, after the wife of Facebook account owner Reza Fahd Adrian tested negative for COVID-19. , the examination of the owner of the Facebook account Reza Fahd Adrian and his wife should have been carried out last week. However, because the wife of the owner of the Facebook account is still positive for COVID-19, the examination has been postponed. Currently, the two people are still in Samarinda, East Kalimantan. Both of them are expected to visit the Malang City Police this week to undergo an examination related to their upload on social media. "Yesterday it was not possible to carry out an examination because it was still positive. An examination will be carried out on the agenda, the status is not yet a suspect because it has not been examined," he said. Facebook account Reza Fahd Adrian on January 27, 2022, declared that he had canceled his vacation to Bali, because he was declared exposed to COVID-19 after undergoing a swab test when he was about to cross into the Bali area. The treatment is in the form of self-isolation, but instead chooses to travel in the Malang City and Batu City areas in East Java.

In the upload, the account owner Reza Fahd Adrian included a photo when he was in one of the modern retail stores in the Malang City area. When he was at one of the modern retail stores, he admitted that he was still confirmed to have been exposed to the Corona virus. Due to the upload which later went viral on social media and had an impact on one of the modern retail stores in Malang City, Facebook account owner Reza Fahd Adrian has clarified. and an apology via social media on February 8, 2022. Even though he has clarified and apologized, said Tinton, the legal process will continue. The police will investigate the case with the Quarantine Law. "The process is still ongoing, however the apology does not abort (his actions)," he said. Some time ago, the attorney for one of Lai-Lai's modern retail stores also gave a subpoena against the owner. Reza Fahd Adrian's Facebook account to apologize to the media, regarding the upload that harmed the modern shop.