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Change of the composition of the Board of Management of PT KPBN

23

Jul

Change of the composition of the Board of Management of PT KPBN

- Decree of the Board of Directors of PT Perkebunan Nusantara III (Persero) No. DSDM/SKPTS/R/136/2020 concerning Position Nomenclature and Placement [...]

15

Jul

Need Sugar? We are ready to Supply!

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15

Jul

Need Rice? We are ready to sell it!

KPBN Inacom is ready to fulfill rice needs, especially for the distribution of Jakarta, Bogor, Depok, Tangerang, Bekasi areas, and West Java. The [...]

Signing of 2020 Domestic Rice Purchase Agreement

02

Jul

Signing of 2020 Domestic Rice Purchase Agreement

The signing of the Rice Purchase and Sale Agreement was signed directly by the Procurement Director of BULOG Wibisono Poespitohadi and the Director [...]

Erick Thohir Says 100% of BUMN Are Ready for New Normal

29

May

Erick Thohir Says 100% of BUMN Are Ready for New Normal

Although, there are some BUMNs that submitted their schemes late. The deadline for the submission of new normal protocols should have been on May [...]

Erick Thohir Says 100% of BUMN Are Ready for New Normal. Although, there are some BUMNs that submitted their schemes late. The deadline for the submission of new normal protocols should have been on May 25th, but it was only on May 27th that the submission was 100% complete.

Based on the monitoring conducted by detikcom on location, Thursday (May 28th, 2020), the delegation arrived at around 15.45 Western Indonesia Time (WIB). To the Head of the DPR COVID-19 Countermeasures Task Force, Sufmi Dasco Ahmad, and other DPR members present, Erick explained the data related to the preparedness of BUMNs to face the new normal.`After May 27th, 100% of BUMNs are ready with protocols to face the new normal. Although it was delayed by two days since it should have been on the 25th, that's just how we Indonesians are,` said Erick in his office on Thursday (May 28th, 2020).
Each BUMN has formed a COVID-19 countermeasures task force with a specific focus of attention, which is anticipating new normal scenarios. Each BUMN has also prepared COVID-19 countermeasures protocols, especially not just limited to protecting human capital such as employees, customers, suppliers, business partners, and other stakeholders.
Erick speaks up regarding the new normal in BUMNs.
 
Erick said that in the new normal, the working system will change from what it used to be like.In fact, his party has conducted mapping on BUMNs. There are BUMNs whose working methods can be with physical distancing or even long distance.

`So the new normal in BUMNs is quite broad if we look at it. Like it or not, the working system later won't be like it is today. We have mapped that some BUMNs must implement physical distancing, or even long distance using digital technology,` he said in a webinar event on Tuesday (May 26th, 2020).Indeed, there are BUMNs that have difficulty implementing this distancing. Erick said that, therefore, COVID-19 protocols must be implemented as best as possible.`Because there are BUMNs that cannot follow this, the protocols must really be implemented. For example, at the airport, if people must be present at the airport, it's impossible to just let them do as they please. Of course, it must be in accordance with good protocols,` he said.Erick continued that for mining BUMNs, they can implement a digital reporting system.`There are also BUMNs like mining companies. We must really try a distance reporting system because it's possible. So, for anything that can be done using a digital system, we must do it,` he said.
 Erick said that the sector that will be in the spotlight is the transportation sector. He explained that the problem lies in queues.`As for trains, if PSBB (Large-Scale Social Restrictions) is lifted, the biggest thing in the spotlight would definitely be land transportation. How to manage it, how to?people not queue within one-meter distance, and how to implement seat-skipping on trains, but once it comes to queues, that's where the problem lies,` he said.

Covid-19 Cases Increase in 4 Provinces in New Normal Preparations

29

May

Covid-19 Cases Increase in 4 Provinces in New Normal Preparations

The government spokesperson for the handling of the coronavirus (Covid-19) Achmad Yurianto said that the four provinces are regions that implemented [...]

Covid-19 Cases Increase in 4 Provinces in New Normal Preparations. The government spokesperson for the handling of the coronavirus (Covid-19) Achmad Yurianto said that the four provinces are regions that implemented Large-Scale Social Restrictions (PSBB) to suppress the spread of the coronavirus.

`Those are the regions that implemented PSBB,` Yuri said when contacted CNNIndonesia.com, Thursday (28/5) morning.Examined further, based on the corona case distribution map data from the Covid-19 Acceleration Task Force, the four provinces are still showing a significant increase in positive cases in the past two weeks.Jakarta had experienced a slowdown in the increase in positive cases in mid-April to mid-May 2020. For example, in the period 13-27 April, the number of additional positive cases in Jakarta reached 1,619 cases.
This number then decreased in the next two weeks or the period of 28 April-12 May which recorded an additional 1,370 cases.However, the increase in positive cases in Jakarta has increased again in the last two weeks, namely 13-27 May. During that period, there were added 1,414 positive cases of corona in the capital.As of yesterday, the number of positive cases of corona in Jakarta has reached 6,895 cases. Of that number, 1,682 have recovered and 509 died.
Meanwhile, in West Java as of Wednesday (27/5) there were 2,157 cases or 9 percent of national cases. West Java is the third province to record positive cases of corona below Jakarta and East Java.In the last two weeks, the addition of positive cases in West Java is also still not slowing down. From 13 to 27 May, an additional 613 cases were recorded in West Java.The increase in cases over the past two weeks was higher than in the period two weeks earlier, 28 April to 12 May which only recorded an additional 566 cases.
This number is also still higher than the period 13-27 April which recorded an increase of 396 cases within a period of two weeks.Then, in West Sumatra, the number of positive cases until yesterday, Wednesday reached 537 cases, or an increase of 198 cases in the last two weeks. Previously, on May 13, the number of positive cases in West Sumatra was only 339 cases.The increase in positive cases over the past two weeks was still higher than the period of 28 April-12 May which recorded an additional 175 cases during that period.Even in Gorontalo, the increase in positive cases has increased over the past two weeks. There were an additional 41 positive cases, counted from 13 to 27 May.Whereas, in the previous period, 28 April-12 May, Gorontalo only recorded four additional cases in two weeks.The discourse on the implementation of a new normal or a new way of life was previously mentioned by President Joko Widodo on Tuesday (26/5). To prepare for this, the government will deploy hundreds of thousands of military and police personnel to monitor and discipline citizens during the implementation of the new normal.
Jokowi will monitor developments over the next week. If there is any improvement, Jokowi stated that he will expand the same efforts to other provinces and regencies / cities.
 
source : https://www.cnnindonesia.com/nasional/20200528160050-20-507705/kasus-corona-meningkat-di-4-provinsi-persiapan-new-normal

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