Bali Apply Layered Inspection to Prevent Covid-19 Place Officers Until in Banyuwangi East Java
- 01 Juni 2020
- 13:06 WITA
- News
GILIMANUK, Balitopnews.com - The Task Force for the Acceleration of Covid-19 Bali Province Handling to prevent transmission from migrants is not playing games. In addition to applying medical requirements such as the negative test letter Rapid Test Covid-19, the Bali Provincial Covid-19 Officer places examination officers at certain points called Check Points.
This Check Point even starts from Banyuwangi, Ketapang East Java then at Gilimanuk. The examination of migrants is also supported by the Mutual Assistance Task Force in Adat Village as the last bastion supported by the Adat Village-based self-check application. This pattern of examination made the person who made it through the initial examination not just be able to pitch into Bali.
Even this person can be repatriated even though he has already entered Bali if he does not meet the requirements. Interviewed at Gilimanuk Sunday 31 May 2020 yesterday, Head of the Bali Provincial Transportation Agency I Gede Wayan Samsi Gunarta said that his party collaborated with all stakeholders and managers of the entrance of Bali to face the potential of post-Eid backflow.
He acknowledged that there was still a possibility of escapes from Ketapang to Bali. This is due to the manual ticketing system and the high volume of crossings at certain hours where officers are not at their best.
"So, even though we have done partitioning from Ketapang, one partition is not completely perfect. We have placed layered screens that allow us to keep turning around those who do not have complete travel in accordance with the Health Protocol that the Gugasnas and the Governor of Bali impose, "Samsi said.
He said this system had worked well, as evidenced by the reversal of passengers in Gilimanuk, the route to Denpasar and even by the Mutual Assistance Task Force. "I think we still have to work together to keep the good trend of handling co-19 in Bali still happening and we will go to New Normal with the new protocol," he said.
Komang Kusuma Edi, Head of the Public Order and Peace Sector of the Bali Province SATPOL PP, said that the Satpol PP in collaboration with the Department of Transportation, the Indonesian National Armed Forces, the Indonesian National Police and the Ministry of Maritime Affairs and Fisheries had conducted strict safeguards starting from before entering Ketapang Port.
"We keep the check point 24 hours. If anyone can cross into Bali without a stamp pass and the coordinator's signature, it can be ascertained that it passed without going through our inspection paths," he said.
He admitted that there were still individuals who tried to take the rat route or trick the officers. However, these elements will certainly return to face an inspection at Gilimanuk Port.
According to him from the Sri Tanjung Check Point alone during May 29, 2020 it was recorded that 36 people were refused entry to Bali because they did not have the results of the rapid test or the test expired and did not have any other certificate. Therefore, he invited all Balinese people to take an active role by not helping individuals and if necessary report to the Task Force if there are anything suspicious.
The Head of Transportation, Samsi Gunarta, also added that in such a situation the community and travelers should work together to ensure health in travel and be patient to make the movement until covid-19 can be controlled.
"If forced to move at this time in order to complete the travel equipment in accordance with the provisions. Officers are tasked with ensuring order, if the traveler does not want to be ordered we are forced to make repatriations that will cause greater travel risks," he said.
Meanwhile, Head of the Office of Communication, Information and Statistics of the Province of Bali Gede Pramana reported the number of crossers / migrants to Bali as of May 31, 2020 who had utilized the application of cekdiri.baliprov.go.id reaching more than 2,700 people. (Gix)
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