The authorities ought to not be hesitant in implementing regulations in accordance with existing laws so that there are no infractions
Jakarta – The COVID-19 Job Force has asked the authorities to take firm action versus those found selling fake PCR test results, saying they could jeopardize public security and health.
” The authorities need to not be reluctant in enforcing regulations in accordance with existing laws so that there are no infractions,” spokesperson for the COVID-19 Job Force, Wiku Adisasmito, stated in a press conference, here on Thursday.
He stated that great cooperation in between the government, local federal governments, and the community is important to manage the pandemic.
He then interested the public to not falsify COVID-19 test results since it could put public health and security at risk.
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To help with travel, the federal government has actually continued to prepare infrastructure for the execution of PCR document digitization, he stated.
” The implementation of digitizing the PCR (test) document is meant to increase the speed of inspecting so that the process can run smoothly,” he discussed.
However, he confessed that currently, not all regions have the very same capability for digitalization.
” Nonetheless, we are attempting our finest to help prepare infrastructure and personnel preparedness in the regions so that the process of utilizing innovation in order to accelerate financial healing and keep health in the community can be carried out well,” he said.
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Previously, the Jakarta Metropolitan Authorities had actually jailed two individuals, determined by their initials as RAR and TM, presumed of offering fake vaccination and COVID-19 test result certificates.
Jakarta Metropolitan Authorities representative Senior Commissioner Yusri Yunus informed that the two suspects marketed their services through the social networks platform Facebook under the name Rani Maharani.
After getting the order, the suspects used the names of specific clinics to fake vaccination and COVID-19 test result certificates and charged their customers various costs.
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