Jakarta Governor Sets Measures for the Implementation of Level-3 PPKM

Activities/Places

Restrictions

Work and office

• Non-essential sectors: 100% work from home.
• Essential sectors: Banking and finance may operate at a 50% maximum capacity for locations that offer services to the general public and at a 25% maximum capacity for office administration purposes. The capital market, information-and-communication technologies and non-quarantine hotels may operate at 50% capacity. Meanwhile, Export-oriented industries and their supporting businesses may operate in shifts at a 50% maximum capacity per shift and 10% for office administration. Said industries and supporting businesses are also required to use the PeduliLindungi application.
• Essential (government-related) sectors: May operate in accordance with technical provisions set by the Ministry of Administrative Reform and Bureaucratic Reform.
• Critical sectors: The healthcare sector may operate at a 100% staffing capacity without exception. Energy; logistics, transportation and distribution (particularly as they relate to the basic needs of the community); food and drink and supporting equipment, including food and drink for livestock/pets; fertilizers and petrochemicals; cement and building materials; objects of vital national importance; construction of nationally strategic projects; construction of public infrastructure; and basic utilities (electricity, water and waste management) may operate through the mandatory utilization of the PeduliLindungi application.

Education

• May be conducted through limited face-to-face learning and/or distance learning in accordance with the relevant joint-decree of ministers, said limited face-to-face learning is set at a 50% maximum capacity, with the exception of:

1. SDLB, MILB, SMPLB, SMLB and MALB, which may operate at 62% - 100% capacity through the maintaining of a minimum social distancing of 1.5 m and a maximum of five students per class; and
2. PAUD, which may operate at a 33% maximum capacity through the maintaining of a minimum social distancing of 1.5 m and a maximum of five students per class.

Activities within the daily necessities sector

• Supermarkets may operate until 9 pm at a 50% customer capacity and through the application of strict health protocols. Mandatory use of the PeduliLindungi application also applies to supermarkets and hypermarkets commencing 14 September 2021.
• Pharmacies and drug stores may operate 24 hours a day.
• Public markets that sell non-daily necessities may operate at a 50% maximum capacity until 5 pm.
• Street vendors are allowed to operate until 9 pm through the application of strict health protocols.

Eating/drinking in public places

• Street-food stalls are allowed to open until 9 pm at a 50% maximum capacity and with a 60-minute maximum dine-in duration.
• Restaurants located in closed/separated places may offer dine-in service at a 25% maximum capacity and must use the PeduliLindungi application for screening purposes.
• Restaurants in open places may operate until 9 pm at a 50% maximum capacity and with a 60-minute maximum dining duration.

Shopping centers/malls/trade centers

• Allowed to operate at 50% capacity and operational hours that end at 9 pm.
• Mandatory usage of the PeduliLindungi application for the screening of all visitors and workers.
• Restaurants are allowed to offer dine-in service at a maximum capacity of 50% and must enforce two persons per table and a 60-minute dining time restrictions.

Construction

• Construction of public infrastructure may operate at 100% capacity in line with various regulations on operational hours and capacities.
• Construction of non-public infrastructure may operate at a maximum of 30 persons through the application of strict health protocols.

Houses of worship

• Allowed to open for congregational worship at a 50% maximum capacity or 50 persons through the application of strict health protocols.

Healthcare facilities

• May operate at 100% capacity through the application of strict health protocols.

Public areas and other places that may lead to the formation of crowds

• All public facilities and areas, as well as locations used for social activities, have been temporarily closed.
• The government will conduct trials of health protocols at certain tourist attractions under the following conditions: 1) In accordance with health protocols set by the Ministry of Tourism and Creative Economy, as well as by the Ministry of Health; 2) Operational hours may last until 9 pm at the latest; 3) Mandatory use of the PeduliLindungi application in order to screen all visitors and employees; 4) Children below 12 years old are prohibited from entering tourist attractions; and 5) A list of tourist attractions that will take part in this trial is to be determined by the Ministry of Tourism and Creative Economy.
• Wedding receptions may be held with a maximum of 20 attendees without any dine-in eating.
• Outdoor sports facilities can operate under the following conditions: 1) Operating hours may last until 9 pm at the latest; 2) May operate in open spaces on either an individual basis or in small groups of up to four persons; 3) Outdoor sports facilities are allowed to open at a 50% maximum capacity; 4) Mandatory implementation of health protocols including masks, temperature checks and screening through the PeduliLindungi application; 5) Restaurants or restaurants within sports facilities are allowed to serve meals on their premises at a 25% maximum capacity and with a maximum meal time of 60 minutes.

Public transportation

• Different modes of public transportation are permitted to operate at a 50% maximum passenger capacity.
• Strict health protocols apply to motorcycle taxis.