Jakarta – Indonesian Ulema Council (MUI) Secretary General Amirsyah Tambunan highlighted public adherence to the federal government’s homecoming exodus restriction, so that cases of widespread COVID-19 transmission do not increase again as observed in countries, such as India.
” The homecoming exodus restriction has actually definitely been enforced following a study and evaluation based on accurate data,” Tambunan noted at an interview of the Job Force for Handling COVID-19 at Graha BNPB Jakarta, Friday.
The MUI secretary basic remarked that throughout the long vacations, the motion of homeowners and crowds usually increases, and this condition raises the risk of contracting COVID-19
” I want to remind the public. What took place in India must be taken as one of the valuable lessons for us and to not duplicate it in Indonesia. I wish to remind the public to not duplicate it, so we truly keep this important lesson in mind,” Tambunan restated.
India is facing another extreme increase in COVID-19 cases, and 127 Indians supposedly arrived in Indonesia aboard a chartered aircraft on April 21, 2021, at a time when the nation is dealing with a spike in COVID-19 cases.
Amirsyah prompted the general public to prevent a spike whens it comes to COVID-19 transmission by avoiding going home.
Federal government spokesperson for managing COVID-19 Prof. Wiku Adisasmito also reminded the general public to abide by the restriction on the homecoming exodus enforced by the federal government
” The government is truly eager to guarantee that Ramadan and Eid al-Fitr events would not set off an increase in the variety of COVID-19 cases after the month of Ramadan and likewise with the Eid al-Fitr holidays,” he specified.
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