Check and Make Sure That Rapid Tests Independently Policy is Going Well, Sekda Dewa Indra Inspection Gilimanuk Port
- 20 Juni 2020
- 21:06 WITA
- News
JEMBRANA, Balitopnews.com - Secretary of the Bali Province Dewa Made Indra for the umpteenth time directly observing the latest developments related to the handling and security of Bali inflows through the entrance of the Gilimanuk Port, Jembrana Regency.
"This review is to see first hand how the current situation at the Gilimanuk Port after the Task Force has conducted a policy update, especially regarding rapid test services," explained Secretary Indra Dewa during his visit Saturday 20 June 2020.
The Regional Secretary explained that after the Task Force had taken a policy to provide rapid test services, especially in the period of Eid-ul-Fitr, now regional passers must conduct rapid tests independently. And for the next time you are allowed to enter Bali if you are able to show a non-reactive rapid test certificate.
"Now in Ketapang port there are only 2 services for rapid tests. In the past there were none. Now also the Eid-back flow has been completed and we naturally take the policy (independent rapid test, red)," he said.
As for the response in the form of a long queue of vehicles, especially trucks, according to Sekda Dewa Indra, it has been resolved by seeing firsthand the conditions on the ground where the flow of vehicles has been seen to be smooth.
"It means that the drivers and passengers of the vehicle have understood our policy and run it well," he said.
Related to the availability of tools for rapid tests, Dewa Indra mentioned Bali needs between 1500-2000 rapid test kits every day at the entrances of Bali before the policy to carry out rapid tests independently for regional crossers. And even then specifically to serve logistics transportation.
"After we have long pre-conditioned conditions, massive socialization, encouraging rapid test services and so on, we take the policy that all who enter Bali must conduct a rapid test independently," he said again.
Sekda Dewa Indra who was accompanied by a number of relevant OPD heads directly inspected the rapid test facility for regional passers and saw the flow of checking the completeness of population administration needed before entering Bali.
As reported previously, in addition to showing a non-reactive rapid test certificate, migrants are also required to bring population data, employment certificates, guarantor information and must complete a self-check application which will later monitor the person's where abouts while in Bali. (Gix)
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