In my opinion, the president misses it (shaking hands and taking images with the community), but he understands the threat posed by the COVID-19 pandemic
Jakarta – Indonesian President Joko Widodo yearns to once again go back to the old ritual of shaking hands and taking photographs with the community though currently can not be followed owing to the COVID-19 pandemic.
Governmental representative Fadjroel Rachman made the declaration during a discussion with ANTARA at the company’s newsroom in Jakarta, Tuesday.
” In my viewpoint, the president misses it (shaking hands and taking photos with the neighborhood), but he comprehends the risk presented by the COVID-19 pandemic,” Rachman kept in mind in Jakarta on Tuesday.
The presidential representative mentioned that Widodo’s actions during the COVID-19 pandemic targeted at setting an example for the public without forgoing his old habits.
” Hence, the president continues to distribute staple food items, examine the MRT station, and go to the mosque by carrying out health procedures. The president followed the practice of undertaking blusukan (unscripted go to), welcoming the general public, and leading by example,” Fadjroel explained.
Considering that January previously, the president existed at the palace by adhering to the health procedure.
” Although he recommended working from house, he has actually been present at the palace. I was likewise present at the palace by executing the health protocol,” he added.
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