The Indonesian government is preparing to enter a new phase of normal life amid the Covid-19 pandemic that is still happening today.

Thus, a number of citizen activities that were previously stopped when the implementation of Large Scale Social Restrictions are now back in operation.

One of them is citizens' activities in public spaces, especially in the Jakarta National Library which has been opened to the public.

After it was officially reopened by the government, there was already visible visitor activity in the library.

However, the atmosphere is different now because the managers of the Jakarta National Library have tightened checks on every visitor who comes by implementing a health protocol.

Before entering the library visitors must pass an automatic body temperature detector, wash their hands, and maintain physical distance.

In addition, the management of the Jakarta National Library limits visitors to only 1,000 people every day.

This strategy was forced to take place because it saw the predicted condition of the Covid-19 pandemic not yet over.



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