Tinal Klemen Urges Citizens to Obey Government Rules

Tinal Klemen Urges Citizens to Obey Government Rules

The Provincial Government of Papua again extends social restrictions until the upcoming May 6, 2020, due to the number of positive corona or Covid-19 patient cases on the Cenderawasih earth showing a significant increase.

Papua Deputy Governor Klemen Tinal is optimistic that if citizens comply with the government's appeal, the chain of the corona virus can be broken. Moreover, the cure rate of positive corona patients in Papua is the highest in Indonesia.

one more thing to know is to praise God Even though we have 124 positive patients with Covid-19, in general, the cure rate is number 1 in Indonesia.

"Nationally, the cure rate of corona patients is 11 percent. But Papua has a recovery rate of 27 percent, "he said.

"Thus we believe that if the people obey and then work together with the government, we are sure that in the next two weeks there will be many positive things that we will get," explained Deputy Governor Klemen in Jayapura.

He said, some government appeals include working and learning from home, not being active above 14.00 Wit and wearing masks if forced to travel out of the house.

So that through the extension of social restrictions over the next two weeks, it is hoped that the Covid-19 distribution chart can be suppressed as a national target in early May, the corona distribution curve in Indonesia begins to decline.

"In essence, I am sure that in these two weeks, if all parties in Papua unite and join hands working hard to break the chain of the spread of the corona virus, I am sure we can reduce the Covid-19 case," he concluded.

Meanwhile, the Deputy Governor of Papua Klemen Tinal together with Forkompinda Papua, representatives of Jayapura City and Regency Governments, representatives of the Keerom District Government and the Papua Covid-19 Task Force, agreed to extend social restrictions to 6 May 2020.

The provincial government also added the word "tightened" in social restrictions to limit self-service operations and community activities outside the home until 14.00 Wit. Restrictions also include access to air, sea, cross-border, and land transportation from one district to another in Bumi Cenderawasih.