Jakarta –
Deputy Governor of DKI Jakarta Ahmad Riza Patria reminded the public that the Friday prayer in the mosques in DKI tomorrow will be abolished. Riza said this was done to suppress the spread of the Corona virus (COVID-19).
“We, DKI Jakarta Province carry out what has been decided by the policies that have been outlined, our task is the local government and other regional governments, carrying out what has been decided by the central task force and the Ministry of Home Affairs including praying at home, including tomorrow. Friday prayer This means that Friday prayers at the mosque will not be held,” said Ahmad Riza Patria at DKI City Hall, Central Jakarta, Thursday (24/6/2021).
Riza explains the abolition Friday prayer This mosque is actually only valid in the red zone area. However, said Riza, currently the DKI Jakarta area has almost entirely entered the red zone.
“Yes, for the red zone, (orange zone) it is allowed, which is not a red zone, but Jakarta has almost all red zones,” said Riza.
Meanwhile, Riza explained about the arrival of the Deputy Chief of the Metro Jaya Police Brigadier General Hendro Pandowo and the Commander of the Jaya Regional Military Command Maj. Gen. Mulyo Aji to City Hall. Riza said that the two came to coordinate with the DKI Provincial Government regarding preparations for mass vaccination at Gelora Bung Karno.
“Then the second, also preparations for the implementation of the vaccine at Senayan GBK for Saturday, approximately 8-10 thousand. So that was the preparatory meeting,” he said.
Previously, the Corona case in Jakarta broke another record. Today, additional Corona cases in DKI increased dramatically with the number 7,505.
“We at the DKI Jakarta Provincial Government urge all citizens to increase vigilance and be more obedient to health protocols, because the transmission of COVID-19 is accelerating. Obey the applicable rules as our joint effort to suppress the spread of this virus,” said the Head of the Disease Prevention and Control Division DKI Jakarta Provincial Health Officer, Dwi Oktavia, at the Jakarta City Hall.
(whn/lyre)
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