PSBB or Large-Scale Social Restriction

From each of the 6 (six) scope of the restricted activities, some activities are exempt from social restrictions, in which these activities can still be carried out by residents but with certain terms and conditions.

Exclusion of restrictions on activities within the scope of education

Activities that can still be carried out with certain terms and conditions in the scope of education include, Activities in educational institutions, training, and research related to health services.

However, efforts to prevent the spread of Corona Virus Disease (COVID19) in these excluded educational institutions must be done, by cleaning and disinfecting the institution’s facilities and infrastructure, and implementing protocols to prevent the spread of Corona Virus Disease (COVID-19) for educators and other education personnel. at the institution.

Exclusion of restrictions on activities within the scope of work/business activities

Office activities/activities will continue as usual with the condition that there is a protocol to prevent the transmission of the COVID-19 virus, which includes offices in the following sectors:

• all government offices/agencies, both national and regional, based on arrangements from relevant ministries;
• Representative offices of foreign countries and/or international organizations in carrying out diplomatic and consular functions and other functions in accordance with international law;
• State / Regional-Owned Enterprises that participate in handling Corona Virus Disease (COVID-19) and/or in meeting the basic needs of the community following the arrangements of the relevant ministries and/or the Provincial Government of DKI Jakarta;
• business actors engaged in the sector:
  • health;
  • food / food / beverage;
  • energy;
  • communication and information technology;
  • finance;
  • logistics;
  • hospitality;
  • construction;
  • strategic industry;
  • basic services, public and industrial utilities determined as national vital objects and certain objects;
  • daily needs.
• Local and international community organizations engaged in the disaster and/or social sector.

Although still employing workers in the office/work environment in a public health emergency situation due to COVID-19, the workplace leader in the excluded employment sector category as mentioned above must carry out:

• restrictions on interactions in work activities;
• limitation of every person who has comorbidities and/or conditions that can be fatal if exposed to Corona Virus Disease (COVID-19) to carry out activities at work, including:
  • sufferers of high blood pressure;
  • people with heart disease;
  • diabetics;
  • sufferers of lung disease;
  • cancer sufferers;
  • pregnant women; and
  • age of more than 60 (sixty) years.
• implementation of the Corona Virus Disease (COVID-19) spread prevention protocol at work, including:
  • ensure the workplace is always clean and hygienic;
  • have operational cooperation in health protection and prevention of Corona Virus Disease (COVID-19) with the nearest health service facility for emergency measures;
  • providing vaccines, vitamins, and additional nutrients to improve worker immunity;
  • conduct regular disinfection on the floor, walls and building equipment of the workplace;
  • detect and monitor the body temperature of employees who enter the workplace and ensure that employees who work at work are not experiencing body temperature above normal or sick;
  • requires washing hands with soap and/or hand sanitizers, including providing adequate and easy-to-access hand washing facilities at the workplace;
  • keep the distance between employees (physical distancing) at least in the range of 1 (one) meter;
  • disseminating information and suggesting/urging the prevention of Corona Virus Disease (COVID-19) to be disseminated at strategic locations in the workplace; and
  • in the event that an employee at work is found to be a patient under surveillance, then:
  • work activities at work must be stopped at least 14 (fourteen) working days;
  • medical staff are assisted by a security unit to evacuate and spray disinfectants on all worksites, facilities, and equipment; and
  • temporary suspension is carried out until the process of evacuating and spraying disinfectants, as well as conducting health checks and isolation of workers who have made physical contact with workers exposed to Corona Virus Disease (COVID-19) have been completed.

Exception restrictions within the Work Environment in the Food Supply Sector

Whereas for companies/business units/work units conducting business activities in the provision of food and beverages, the person in charge of a restaurant/similar business has the obligation to:

• limit services to take-away directly, through online ordering, and/or by telephone/delivery service;
• keep the queue standing and sitting at least 1 (one) meter between customers;
• apply the principle of food sanitation in the process of handling food following the provisions;
• provide assistive devices such as gloves and/or food tongs to minimize direct contact with ready meals in the preparation, processing and serving process;
• ensure the adequacy of the heating process in food processing according to standards;
• cleaning work areas, facilities, and equipment, especially those that have a surface that is in direct contact with food;
• provide handwashing with soap for customers and employees;
• prohibit the work of employees who are sick or show body temperature above normal, cough, runny nose, diarrhea and shortness of breath; and
• requires that food handlers use gloves, head masks, and work clothes following occupational safety and health guidelines.

There is also an exception for restrictions on activities within the scope of the Hospitality (hotels) sector and Construction sector, but for length purposes, it will not be included in this post.

Exclusion of restrictions on activities within the scope of public places and facilities

Activities that can still be carried out in the PSBB status in the scope of public places and facilities, as long as these activities are carried out in order to:

• fulfill basic needs and/or daily needs; and
• do sports activities independently.

The fulfillment of basic needs includes the provision, processing, distribution and/or delivery activities: food/beverage; energy; communication and information technology; financial, banking and payment systems; and/or logistics

Whereas the fulfillment of daily needs includes: the provision of retail goods in people’s markets, supermarkets, mini-markets, supermarkets, hypermarkets, grocery stores and specialty shops both on their own and in shopping centers; or grocery stores/stalls, and consumption of laundry services.

In carrying out this business activity, business actors must follow the terms of activity restrictions by:

1. prioritizing online and/or long-distance ordering of goods with delivery service facilities;

• help maintain economic stability and the purchasing power of consumers of goods by not increasing the price of goods;
• carry out regular disinfection of business premises;
• detect and monitor the body temperature of employees and consumers who enter the market/store and ensure that employees who work are not experiencing a mild fever or illness;
• apply distance restrictions between consumers (physical distancing) who come to the market/store at least in the range of 1 (one) meter;
• require every employee to wear work clothes following occupational safety and health guidelines, and carry out handwashing recommendations with soap and/or hand sanitizers including providing adequate and easily accessible handwashing facilities to consumers and employees.

As for independent sports activities, it can still be done by residents in a PSBB situation, but on the condition that it is done independently and not in groups and is carried out in a limited area around the house.

Exclusion of restrictions on activities in the socio-cultural scope

Socio-cultural activities that can still be carried out but with certain special conditions in the PSBB situation include:

• circumcision;
• wedding; and
• funerals and/or death taxis not due to Corona Virus Disease (COVID-19).

For the implementation of circumcision, performed with the following conditions:

• performed in health care facilities;
• attended by limited circles;
• exclude celebratory events that invite crowds; and
• keep the distance between the parties present (physical distancing) at least in the range of 1 (one) meter.

While in the case of the implementation of the wedding ceremony, carried out with the following conditions:

• conducted at the KUA and/or the Civil Registry Office;
• attended by limited circles;
• exclude wedding receptions that invite crowds; and
• keep the distance between the parties present (physical distancing) at least in the range of 1 (one) meter.

For the implementation of the funeral which is not due to Corona Virus Disease (COVID-19), can be done with the following conditions:

• carried out in a funeral home;
• attended by limited circles; and
• keep the distance between the parties present (physical distancing) at least in the range of 1 (one) meter.

Exclusion of restrictions on activities within the scope of mobility-transportation

Mobility activities using the mode of transportation can be carried out in a PSBB situation, as long as it is carried out in order to:

• fulfillment of basic needs;
• activities that are permitted during the implementation of the PSBB.