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Do’s and Don’t During The Latest PPKM Restrictions

Mike Nafizahni

30 June 2021

To prevent the domino effect of the Covid-19 pandemic, the government extended the Enactment of Community Activity Restrictions (PPKM) Level 3. In order to reduce the increase in the number of cases, ppkm regulation level 3 is adjusted and applied effectively from August 24 to August 30, 2021. In the capital city, the adjustment of the regulation is based on Jakarta’s Governor Decision №1026/2021. So, what’s different about the previous PPKM level? Check out the following summary of PPKM Level 3 regulations.

Office

During PPKM Level 3, all or 100% of non-essential sector employees in Jakarta are required to work from home. Essential offices in finance and banking industries which include insurance companies, banks, pawnshops, futures exchanges, retirement funds, and financial institutions that are oriented to physical services to customers can operate with a maximum 50% capacity for locations related to the community services, and 25% for office administration services.

Essential offices in capital market, information and communication technology industries, which include cellular operators, data centers, internet, postal, media, non-quarantine handling hotels can operate with a maximum 50% capacity.

Export industrial offices and their supporting offices where the company must show proof of sample documents for Notification of Goods Export for the last 12 months or other documents showing export plans and are required to have an Operational and Mobility Permit for Industrial Activities, can operate one shift with a maximum 50% of normal staff numbers, only in production/factory facilities, and 10% for office administration services.

Government agencies that provide public services whose service cannot be delayed are allowed to operate at 25% capacity in the office. Meanwhile, critical sectors industries such as health, security and order can operate 100% without any capacity reduction. For other critical sector industries, such as disaster management, energy, logistics, transportation and distribution especially for basic needs, food and beverages and their supports, fertilizers and petrochemicals, cement and building materials, national vital objects, national strategic projects, construction (public infrastructure), and basic utilities (electricity, water, and waste management) can operate 100% only at the production/construction/community service facilities. For administrative services in this sector, only 25% of the staff are allowed to work in the office. All operational activities in the office must implement stricter health protocols.

Commerce

PPKM Level 3 also regulates the implementation of the commerce and industrial sectors in Jakarta. The operating hours for supermarkets, traditional markets, public markets, and grocery stores that sell daily necessities are limited until 8 p.m only, with maximum capacity of 50%. Main markets (pasar induk) are allowed to operate according to the operating hours. Drug stores are allowed to open 24 hours. Meanwhile, traditional and public markets that sell non-daily necessities can operate until 3 p.m with maximum capacity of 50%. Pharmacies and drug stores can be open 24 hours. Street vendors, grocery stores, voucher agents/outlets, barbershops, laundry, hawkers, small workshops, vehicle wash, and so on can operate until 8 p.m. All of these operating trade and industrial sectors must implement stricter health protocols.

Houses of Worship

In this PPKM Level 3 regulation, places of worship, mosques, churches, monasteries, and temples, can operate with a maximum capacity of 50% or 50 people, taking into account health protocols more strictly in accordance with technical arrangements of the Ministry of Religious Affairs.

Tourism

During the current PPKM period, public tourist attractions, public parks, locations of art, culture and social activities, as well as other public areas are still temporarily closed, due to considerations of the high risk on Covid-19 transmission. People are also not allowed to hold wedding parties/receptions during the PPKM period.

Shopping Centers

Meanwhile, shopping centers/malls/trade centers can operate 50% from 10 a.m to 8 p.m by implementing the health protocols regulated by the Ministry of Trade. Residents aged under 12 years old as well as over 70 years old are prohibited from entering shopping centers/malls/trade centers, cinemas, playgrounds, and entertainment venues in shopping centers/malls/trade centers.

Restaurants

Food stalls, street vendors, hawkers stalls can operate until 8 p.m with a maximum of 3 visitors dining in and a maximum dine-in time of 20 minutes. Dine-in facilities in indoor restaurants or cafes are prohibited and customers can only order the food by using delivery or take away services. Meanwhile, outdoor restaurants or cafes are allowed to open until 8 p.m with a maximum capacity of 25%, 2 people in 1 table, and a maximum dine-in time of 20 minutes. All operating activities must implement stricter health protocols.

Transportation

In the latest PPKM Level 3 regulation, public transportations, mass transportations, conventional and online taxis, and rental vehicles may operate with a maximum of 50% passengers and apply stricter health protocols.

Online and conventional taxi bikes can carry passengers 100% of the capacity while still implementing health protocols, and must maintain a distance of 1 meter while waiting for passengers. To stay safe when transporting, always use hand sanitizer, wear a mask, and disinfect vehicles.

School

PPKM Level 3 regulations for schools can conduct limited face-to-face learning or online learning. Limited face-to-face learning is carried out with a capacity of 50%, except for SDLB/SMPLB/SMLB/MALB maximum 62–100% and PAUD maximum 33% by maintaining a distance of at least 1.5 meters and a maximum of 5 learners in one class. For universities, academies, educational places, and training requires that all teaching and learning activities are carried out online.

Sport

All indoor sports facilities were temporarily closed. Especially for sports facilities in open spaces can operate until 20.00 WIB, without spectators, and by applying health protocols more strictly.

Library

During the PPKM period, the public library owned by the Jakarta Provincial Government which was managed by the Jakarta Library and Archives Service was closed. Instead, the library services are migrated to a digital platform through the iJakarta digital library media.

Constructions

Construction activities continue to operate 100% by setting operating hours and capacity. The entire activity must also implement stricter health protocols.

Medical Facility

As an essential place during this pandemic, health facilities are one of the places that are allowed to operate 100% during the restrictions. The activities in the health facilities must implement stricter health protocols.

Now you know which sectors or industries are tightening their protocols during the latest PPKM period in Jakarta. You can maximize the efforts by strictly complying health protocols to prevent Covid-19 transmission (wear masks, wash hands, keep your distance, avoid crowds, and reduce mobility, get 2 doses of vaccine). If you find a violation of the PPKM regulations, don’t hesitate to report it through the JAKI application which you can download on the Google Play Store or App Store.

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Mike Nafizahni

Menulis segala hal yang berkaitan dengan hiruk pikuk Ibu Kota. Pegiat dan penikmat karya sastra lulusan Universitas Negeri Jakarta. Saat ini menjadi bagian dari Jakarta Smart City sebagai tim Content Writer.

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