Public Opinion about the Implementation of Public Activity Restriction in the Pandemic Era

Developing a Global Pandemic Exit Strategy and Framework for Global Health Security Pub Date : 2021-11-17 DOI:10.26911/ICPHmanagement.FP.08.2021.13

P. Eyanoer, Harriyo Utomo

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Background: Implementation of public activity restrictions has already replaced large-scale social restrictions in Indonesia since January 2021. This policy has been done and changed multiple times to adapt to increasing COVID-19 transmission. This study aimed to examine peoples knowledge and opinion about the implementation of public activity restrictions. Subjects and Method: This was a cross-sectional study conducted in September 2021. A sample of 301 lay people was selected for this study. The data were collected by questionnaire consisting of 10 questions. Results: As many as 99% of study participants knew the regulation and 81.1% understood it. 75% of the study participants agreed with working from home. As many as 100% agreed with opening of essential stores. 30.6% agreed with closing worship places. As many as 49.8% agreed with closing amusement parks and playground. 31.2% of the participants disagreed the health protocols. Conclusion: People have already known and implemented the public activity restrictions and agreed with the regulation.

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疫情时代实施公共活动限制的民意分析

背景:自2021年1月以来，印度尼西亚实施的公共活动限制已经取代了大规模的社交限制。为适应COVID-19传播的增加，这一政策已多次实施和修改。本研究旨在考察人们对公共活动限制实施的认识和意见。对象和方法:这是一项横断面研究，于2021年9月进行。本研究选取了301名非专业人士作为样本。数据采用问卷收集，问卷共10个问题。结果:99%的研究参与者知道该规定，81.1%的人理解该规定。75%的研究参与者同意在家工作。多达100%的人同意开设基本商店。30.6%同意关闭礼拜场所。49.8%的人赞成关闭游乐园和游乐场。31.2%的参与者不同意健康方案。结论:公众已经知道并执行了公共活动限制规定，并同意该规定。

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