Medan police appointed ES, the general manager of Hairos water park in Deli Serdang, north sumatra, suspected of allegedly violating Covid-19 fitness protocols when opening the recreation to thousands of people.
ASSISTANT of the police of Medan. Sr. Fellow Irsan Sinuhaji said the water park featured a live DJ feature at a cost of Rp 22,500 (S$2. 10) consistent with the ticket price or part of the original price. The occasion attracted 2,800 visitors while the pool capacity only 400 people.
“Because of this violation, we named him a suspect, but we stopped him,” Irsan said Friday.
He added that he was accused of violating section 9, paragraph 1, of the Health Quarantine Act 5/2018 and Ministerial Health Decree No. 107/2020 on fitness protocols to save him the Covid-19, with a penalty of up to one year in prison.
The Covid-19 North Sumatra working group also closed Hairos Water Park until more orders are placed on the orders of North Sumatra Governor Edy Rahmayadi.
“First, I am ordering the closure of the water park and second, I am taking action against the violation of the fitness protocol,” he said Friday.
On September 28, photographs of a giant organization of others enjoying a poolside party with no physical distance in the park circulated on the Internet after Twitter user Rizki Ramadhani Nsi (@dionismee) posted the video with the message: “I don’t perceive other people anymore. “
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