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Bali Officials Conduct Rapid Testing At Night Clubs And Cafes

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Bali authorities inspected nightclubs and cafes in Jembrana while conducting rapid antigen testing on-site Saturday evening (6/2). The operation was conducted to verify compliance with safety protocols in Jembrana, and residents found violating the rules were immediately asked by officers to undergo testing.

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(Image: ©The Bali Sun – I Wayan Yaika)

During the operation initiated by Jembrana police, military, and public civil service, authorities chose to inspect popular cafes and nightclubs where people usually hang out on the weekend.

As a result, they found that many people were ignoring the prevention protocols like mask-wearing and physical distancing.

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(Image: ©The Bali Sun – I Wayan Yaika)

Officers continued to test noncompliant visitors and staff in efforts to assure that everyone is free from COVID-19.

The Head of Operation from Jembrana Police Department, Kompol I Wayan Sinaryasa, explained that the testing was done, without cost, with the aim to prevent Jembrana from turning into a red zone area.

restaurants night
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“We tested 6 visitors and 7 waitresses in that night club, and thankfully they showed negative results,” Sinaryasa said.

He also said that people are still negligent in carrying out physical distancing such places, as they tend to stay close to each other, increasing the risk of transmission.

Apart from the implementation of prevention protocols, authorities also enforced the 8:00 pm curfew set by the provincial government in most areas of Bali.

Bali police masks
(Image: ©The Bali Sun – I Wayan Yaika)

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Kim Ariawan

Tuesday 9th of February 2021

I don’t understand these visitors to the island not obeying rules in place Some countries they come from are in lock down I believe the penalties need to be stricter to wake them up to obey rules and keep Bali safe .

Alan

Tuesday 9th of February 2021

@Kim Ariawan, Spot On I cant understand why they do it more so if they are from Europe etc where things are so bad there and they know it !