Tribratanews.polri.go.id - Solo. Traffic Coordinator of National Police enforces mobility restrictions at the borders of Solo City, Central Java, through checkpoints. This is to help enforce restrictions on Micro Enforcement of Restrictions on Community activities in Indonesia and prevent the spread of Covid-19.
Checkpoint posts on the border of Solo City such as in Faroka are equipped with random and free rapid antigen tests, distribution of masks and informing of health protocols to the public.
Mobility restrictions will also be carried out at random peak hours. It also coincides with Friday, Saturday and Sunday holidays.
The National Police Chief, Inspector General of Police. Istiono when reviewing the Faroka Check Point Post on Thursday (06/17), Solo is not a red zone but a yellow zone. Bordering the red zone area, the checkpoint needs to be tightened.
"We invite the community and related agencies to work together to stop the spread of Covid-19. The agglomeration of community activities is really high, especially in areas leading to tourist attractions, where many people congregate," said Pol. General Inspector Istiono.
In addition to distributing masks to road users, Chief of Traffic Coordinator also reviewed the modified mobile SIM (driver licences) service car into a free rapid antigen test service car.
