Smartcitizen,
did you know that now several locations in DKI Jakarta have implemented
checkpoint monitoring using the Jejak feature in the JAKI application?
This feature is a digital guestbook feature that can collect and record
the number of visitors at a certain location. This digital guestbook
feature is intended to prevent cluster-based Covid-19 transmission,
especially in tourist attractions, which some resume its operation in
limited capacity. You can find Jejak in several locations, for example
at the History Museum, Kota Tua, and Lapangan Banteng. So, how does it
feel to use Jejak in Jakarta? Here's what Jakartan say about the Jejak
feature in JAKI.
[Travel Safer in Jakarta with Jejak Feature]
Pepeng From West Jakarta
To
his surprise, this is the first time Pepeng has discovered the
existence of a digital guest book. With Jejak as a digital guest book in
JAKI, he feels relieved that he doesn't have to be tired of writing in a
guestbook anymore, because now he only needs to scan the QR code. He
knows Jejak can also reduce physical contact and he hopes that other
tourist attractions in Jakarta will also immediately implement a similar
system.
Nova Ayu Ramadani From South Tangerang
“Modern
breakthrough” claims Nova about Jejak. With this feature, she felt that
she no longer needed a manual guestbook, because it was already
automatic. Although she is not a native of Jakarta, but as a visitor,
she feels very helped by the Jejak application.
Anisa dan Fatah From South Jakarta and Central Jakarta
Anisa
and Fatah are a couple who are both new to Jejak. According to them,
the application is good for controlling the number of visitors. They
also hope that other places, especially public transportation, can apply
the Jejak system.
Denok From Jakarta
Denok
has already downloaded the JAKI app. With the new Jejak feature, he
really feels the benefits, especially in the midst of a pandemic. He
just simply scans the QR code and no need to write to register as a
visitor.
Sania From Jakarta
Sania
feels that the JAKI application is the first truly complete application
from any government. With regards to features about Covid-19, the Jejak
feature is very useful for tourists because there is no need to record
manually using a physical guest book to visit and enjoy tourist
attractions, such as museums.
Kiki From South Jakarta
Jejak
is here for our benefit, so that the pandemic ends quickly, Kiki said.
He added that the already good feature needs to be implemented in all
tourist attractions to prevent the spread of Covid-19.
Rosa, Tiara, and Karisa From Jakarta
With
a simple QR Code scan, the three friends both agree that Jejak is a
good feature, because it can tell how many visitors there are at the
location. According to them, this is quite effective and easier in the
era of the pandemic. Visitors do not need to hold pens and avoid contact
when filling out the guestbook.
James Pasaribu From Medan
Hailing
far away from Medan, James, who visited Lapangan Banteng to play and
exercise said that Jejak is a very good and useful feature. With the QR
Code system in the entrance and exit gates, he now can see the number of
visitors around him. He added that the government has a valuable
feature as a preventive measure against Covid-19.
It's Your Turn to Try Jejak
Many
people have already experienced the benefits of Jejak as a digital
guestbook. They already know how easy it is to scan QR Codes without
having to fill in the guest book manually. They can also monitor the
number of visitors at a location so they can find out if there is a
crowd or not.
With Jejak,
in the event of a confirmed Covid-19 case, the government can quickly
trace other visitors who are visiting the location at the same time.
This way, preventing the spread of cluster-based Covid-19 can be
optimized. After many people have tried it, now is the time for you to
try the Jejak feature if you visit various locations in Jakarta. So,
make sure you've downloaded JAKI now.
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