This analysis is recorded in the evaluation of the implementation of emergency community activity restrictions (PPKM) in industrial areas throughout Java and Bali.

Jodi Mahardi, spokesman for the Coordinating Minister for Maritime Affairs and Investments, said that based on field monitoring, there are still many industries that are playing games and circumventing the regulations for operating permits and industrial activity mobility (IOMKI). "There are already violators of the IOMKI provisions who have been given sanctions," he told Tempo yesterday. In addition, he added, the government still faces obstacles in supervising operating policies in industrial estates. As is known, during the Java-Bali emergency PPKM period, only critical sectors were allowed to operate with 100 percent of employees working in the office. As for the essential sector, a maximum of 50 percent of employees work in the office. "The government also cannot work alone, it needs awareness of each industry. The government's step is to tighten regulations and provide sanctions for IOMKI violators," said Jodi. Coordinating Minister for Maritime Affairs and Investment Luhut Binsar Pandjaitan revealed that there was high light intensity at night in industrial areas which indicated high worker activity. According to him, based on data from Karawang Regency, the delta variant spreads faster in industrial areas than in non-industrial areas. "Therefore, we are re-evaluating, tightening health protocols so that there are no new clusters," said Luhut. Several industrial zones that are of concern to the government are industrial areas in Bekasi, Karawang, South Tangerang, Tangerang, Bogor, Kudus, Sidoarjo, Mojokerto, and Gresik.

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The net buy (net buy) of PT Sinarmas Multiartha Tbk (SMMA) shares by foreign investors in the negotiating market worth Rp 2.25 trillion made foreign investors realize a net share purchase today.

Meanwhile, foreign investors in the regular market scored a net sell of shares of up to Rp 159.06 billion. Meanwhile, the movement of the composite stock price index (JCI) of the Indonesia Stock Exchange (IDX) earlier this week closed down 10.87 points (0.18%) to 5,996.25. The JCI was quite volatile in the range of 5,884.92-6,021.49 with a transaction value of Rp. 13.577 trillion. The index's decline was triggered by the decline in various stock sectors, except for the health sector, which jumped 8.9%, transportation and logistics at 1.15%, and the consumer non-cyclical sector with 0.61%. While the deepest decline hit 1.61%, consumer cyclicals 1.73%, property and real estate sectors 1.54%.

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In June, usually the island of Java has entered the dry season. However, in the last two days it rained heavily.

The anomaly of warming sea surface temperatures in Indonesian waters and the cycle of the Madden Julian Oscillation atmospheric waves increase the chance of rain in the dry season again. "Currently there is a wet phase of the MJO, which will last until June 24. On June 25-30 the intensity of the rain will decrease, and entering July, the dry season will be dominant," said Head of the BMKG Air Quality and Climate Information Sub-Sector, Siswanto, when contacted in Jakarta. If you refer to the annual average, in June 2021, actually most of Java Island has entered the dry season. "However, this year it is predicted that the dry season will be wetter, similar to last year," he said. Climatology researcher at the Center for Atmospheric Science and Technology- the National Institute of Aeronautics and Space (LAPAN) Erma Yulihastin said that rains that still frequently occur in western Indonesia, including Java and Sumatra, since the beginning of June have occurred due to the influence of the ocean-atmosphere dynamics that occurred in the Ocean. Indies. "This dynamic is shown by the formation of a low pressure center in the form of a wind vortex called the vortex in the south of the equator near the west coast of Sumatra and Java," he said. "This condition resulted in the concentration of cloud activity and rain occurring in the Indian Ocean west of Sumatra, resulting in the formation of prolonged rain during the dry season in most parts of Indonesia," he said.

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DKI Jakarta Governor Anies Baswedan requires private and government-owned non-essential sector offices that fall into the red zone to carry out work from home or work from home (WFH) by 75%.

759/2021 concerning the Extension of the Implementation of Restrictions on Micro-Based Community Activities which was ratified on June 14, 2021. "The work from home red zone is 75% and work from office is 25% with stricter implementation of health protocols," he said through the Governor's Decree No/759/ 2021, For offices that fall into the yellow zone and orange zone, they are required to carry out 50% WFH and 50% WFO while still implementing strict health protocols. Anies has extended the implementation of restrictions on micro community activities (PPKM) until June 28, 2021. The decision was taken after the trend of a significant increase in positive Covid-19 confirmed cases over the past two weeks. He explained that current conditions must make them more alert and aware of the dangers of Covid-19 and its mutations. Head of the Disease Prevention and Control Division of the DKI Jakarta Health Office, Dwi Oktavia, reported an explosion of 4,144 positive confirmed cases of Covid-19 on Thursday (17/6). Of that amount, 16% of them come from the group of children under the age of 18 years. Based on data from the DKI Jakarta Health Office, the findings of the case came from a PCR test of 23,913 specimens.

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The Japanese manufacturing giant, Mitsubishi Corporation, is getting more aggressive.

After housing and apartments, now they are launching a new home product that can be used as a place of business. This new product, titled Daikanyama, is the result of a collaboration with Sinarmas Land, which occupies an area in The Zora area, BSD City. Daikanyama is designed in two types, namely the Standard type with a building area of ​​243/100 square meters and the Corner type with an area of ​​274/120 square meters. The price for this shop with a four-story design starts from Rp. 6.8 billion per unit. Director of PT BSD Diamond Development Theodore G Thenoch said the first and second floors of this product can function as a commercial area. At this level, the commercial area is designed in a modern way so that it can provide comfort for consumers in carrying out their activities.

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PT Ivo Mas Tunggal Region Siak's concern for the world of education and attention to children, especially to children of the Sakai Tribe in the Kandis District, Siak Regency, Riau has become a permanent and long commitment in this Kandis District.

The distribution of school equipment assistance was symbolically carried out at the Nenggala Estate office, Sam-Sam Village, Kandis District, Siak, Riau through the plantation representative of PT Ivo Mas Tunggal Region Siak H Ali, the school equipment assistance was handed over to Husai as the Chairperson of the Sakai Mandiri Foundation. The Sakai Mandiri Foundation, Husai said, as the Chairperson of the Sakai Mandiri Kandis Foundation, of course, he would like to thank the plantation PT Ivo Mas Tunggal Region Siak or those who represent which today with the entourage were present at the Nenggala Estate office, Sam-Sam Village, Kandis District to receive school supplies. to students specifically for children of the Sakai Kandis tribe. Representing the plantation leader of PT Ivo Mas Tunggal Region Siak H Ali explained, regarding the assistance of school equipment to special students for the Sakai tribe children given for the elementary level, there were 127 children while for the junior high school level there were 52 children and for the high school level there were 43 children, so a total of 43 children. the assistance provided was 217 children of the Sakai tribe.

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