The Banjarmasin City Government has allocated IDR2 billion to maximize the micro-scale public activity restriction (PPKM) operational in five sub-districts.
Acting Secretary of Banjarmasin Mukhyar here on Monday said that this is related to the extension of micro-scale public activity restriction in the city from May 4 to May 24, 2021.
"So there is no longer any reason that the micro-scale PPKM cannot run because there is no funding," he said.
Because the implementation of the micro-scale PPKM relies on existing posts in the urban villages down to the neighborhood unit (RT) level, said Mukhyar, the sub-district must be able to coordinate well.
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"In accordance with the mayor's instruction, we allocate PPKM funds. The funds are coordinated by each sub-district head. Which sub-district need more, the allocation will be more as needed," he explained.
Based on data from the South Kalimantan Health Agency as of May 10, 2021, the total COVID-19 cases in Banjarmasin were 8,977, as many as 8,253 people recovered, and 199 people died.
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Acting Secretary of Banjarmasin Mukhyar here on Monday said that this is related to the extension of micro-scale public activity restriction in the city from May 4 to May 24, 2021.
"So there is no longer any reason that the micro-scale PPKM cannot run because there is no funding," he said.
Because the implementation of the micro-scale PPKM relies on existing posts in the urban villages down to the neighborhood unit (RT) level, said Mukhyar, the sub-district must be able to coordinate well.
Related news: South Kalimantan again extends micro-scale PPKM
"In accordance with the mayor's instruction, we allocate PPKM funds. The funds are coordinated by each sub-district head. Which sub-district need more, the allocation will be more as needed," he explained.
Based on data from the South Kalimantan Health Agency as of May 10, 2021, the total COVID-19 cases in Banjarmasin were 8,977, as many as 8,253 people recovered, and 199 people died.
Read also: Banjarbaru Mayor launches love zakat drive
Read also: Tanah Laut provides free international language courses
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