Fire and Rescue Service Officers in Jakarta, Indonesia routinely spray disinfectant in public places such as markets and streets to prevent the spread of COVID-19.

Syariffudin, the Head of Section III in Tambora, West Jakarta said: "The Jakarta Fire and Rescue Service, especially in Tambora, West Jakarta spray disinfectant on highways, public facilities, places of worship, and places where people gather.

The main objective is to prevent the spread of COVID-19 so that people are safer."

Indonesia reported 703 new COVID-19 cases on Friday, taking the number of confirmed cases to 29,521.

Fire and Rescue Service Officers in Jakarta, Indonesia routinely spray disinfectant liquid into a number of public places such as markets and streets.

This disinfectant spraying is done to cut the spread of coroavirus ahead of the new normal application in Jakarta.

The Indonesian government plans to impose a new normal by opening a number of public places such as markets, offices, schools, shopping centers, houses of worship, and other public places.

However, when the implementation of new normal people must continue to implement health protocols by wearing masks and maintaining physical distance.

In addition, a number of public places that will be opened are kept clean by regularly spraying disinfectant liquid so that it does not become a den of coronaviruses.

Interview: Syariffudin / Head of Section of the West Jakarta Tambora Fire Department


"The Jakarta Fire and Rescue Service, especially West Jakarta, Tambora District has a program to spray disinfectants on highways, public facilities, places of worship, and places where people are crowded.
The main objective is to prevent the spread of covid-19, so that people are safer from the covid virus, "


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