Commander of Armed Forces, Marshal Hadi Tjahjanto; Chief of Police, Police General Listyo Sigit Prabowo; and Minister of Health, Budi Gunadi Sadikin, were conducting a surprise visit to the command post of PPKM Mikro (Micro-scaled Public Activity Limitation Enforcement) in Ulujami, Pesanggrahan, South Jakarta, on Saturday (26/6/2021).
During the visit, Sigit emphasises the local four pillars to tighten observation to the people self-isolating to avoid further spreading of the virus.
During self-isolation, Sigit also asked the four pillars to provide the food and medications needed by the people during self-isolation.
"Make sure the ones who tested positive not to go out of the house. But also the need for food and medications are fulfilled", Sigit said during the inspection.
Former Chief of Criminal Investigation Agency of Indonesian National Police also reminded the person in charge of the Ulujami PPKM Mikro command post to manage the handling procedures of the green, yellow, and red zone.
Besides that, Sigit said that a soup kitchen is required in the future to fulfil local residents' necessities. But, then, early sweeping must be conducted from the start through tracing.
"The one who can enter is the related personnel. So do lockdown for the next 14 days after tested positive. Medication needs are available through the public health centres and common decision from ones choosing self-isolation", the former Chief of Banten Regional Police said.
On the other side, Sigit said, Ulujami would be subjected to mass vaccination for the locals.
Meanwhile, the Commander of Armed Forces asked his personnel to prepare cots for the residents and regulate the self-isolating people's handling.
"The Commander of Military Region should assist in preparing cots for the residents. Asymptomatics are okay if they adhere to the existing procedure. However, the symptomatic ones should in controlled or centralised isolation", Hadi said.
Ministry of Health, Budi Gunadi Sadikin, also emphasises the handling improvement for people tested positive for Covid-19.
