Satpol PP dan Penanggulangan Bencana Papua bagi 4000 Masker Gratis

JAYAPURA - Sebanyak 4.000 masker dibagikan secara gratis kepada masyarakat, dalam upaya sosialisasi pencegahan penularan virus COVID-19, yang dalam satu bulan terakhir di Kota Jayapura, melonjak signifikan.

Masker tersebut dibagikan, Satpol PP dan Penanggulangan Bencana Provinsi Papua, di dua titik di Kota Jayapura, Rabu (16/2/2022).

Kepala Satpol PP dan Penanggulangan Bencana Provinsi Papua, Welliam R Manderi mengatakan, aksi bagi-bagi masker yang digelar di lampu merah Dok II dan kawasan Markas Brimob Polda Papua, merupakan rangkaian kegiatan untuk mensosialisasikan penggunaan masker dalam menekan laju penularan COVID.

“Dimana dalam aksi ini juga kami sekaligus memberikan sosialisasi menyangkut disiplin protokol kesehatan khususnya penggunaan masker, sebab masih banyak yang malas gunakan masker,” tutur Manderi.

Masih menurut Manderi, aksi bagi-bagi masker ini merupakan salah satu langkah yang dilakukan Pemerintah Provinsi Papua dalam menyikapi lonjakan kasus Covid-19 khususnya di Kota Jayapura.

“Apalagi dalam satu bulan terakhir ini terjadi peningkatan kasus Covid-19 yang signifikan di Kota Jayapura. Oleb sebab itu langkah-langkah pencegahan menjadi bagian penting bagi masyarakat,” ucap dia. 

Manderi mendambahkan melalui aksi ini, diharapkan masyarakat lebih sadar dalam menerapkan protokol kesehatan, mengingat lonjakan kasus di Kota Jayapura yang saat ini meningkat signifikan. ***

JAYAPURA - As many as 4,000 masks were distributed for free to the public, in an effort to socialize the prevention of COVID-19 virus transmission, which in the past month jumped significantly in Jayapura City.

The mask was distributed, Satpol PP and Disaster Management of Papua Province, at two points in Jayapura City, Wednesday (2/16/2022).

Head of Satpol PP and Disaster Management of Papua Province, Welliam R Manderi said, the mask sharing action held at the traffic light of Dok II and the Brimob Headquarters area of the Papua Police, is a series of activities to socialize wearing masks in suppressing the rate of COVID transmission.

“In this action we also provide socialization regarding the discipline of health protocols, especially wearing masks, because many people are too lazy to wear masks," said Manderi.

 Still, according to Manderi, the mask sharing action is one of the steps taken by the Papua Provincial Government in responding to the surge in Covid-19 cases, especially in Jayapura City.

"Moreover, in the past month there has been a significant increase in Covid-19 cases in Jayapura City. Therefore, preventive measures become an important part of society," he said.

Manderi said through this action, it is expected that the public is more aware in implementing health protocols, given the surge in cases in Jayapura City which is currently increasing significantly. ***