inp.polri.go.id - Jakarta. Chief of Metropolitan Jakarta Regional Police, Police Inspector General Fadil Imran said 1.2 million peoples were recorded leaves Jakarta before and during the 2021 Eid Homecoming Ban Season, either by planes or cars. The Homecoming ban period takes effect 14 days before the homecoming ban starts on May 6-17, 2021. "It is approx that the number of Jakarta resident leaving Jakarta is around 1.2 million," he explained at Great Metropolitan Jakarta Regional Police, Tuesday (11 May 2021). So, to anticipate the spreading of Covid-19 during they back to Jakarta, the Great Metropolitan Jakarta Regional Police will provide a mobile antigen test screening. "We agreed earlier that there would be a mobile antigen swab. They can contact noncommissioned law enforcement officer posted in villages and Community Police officer. Then the Jakarta Military Commander had also ordered all the military Ward Headquarter to open an antigen swab service," explained the Two-Star General. With this policy, the antigen swab is carried out on a community basis. Fadil Imran revealed that a layered swab strategy would also be implemented. "We will carry out a multi-layered swab strategy, starting from the start, we will coordinate with the regional police and military command in areas that are the starting points for many travellers, such as West Java, Central Java and East Java so that returning travellers must have an antigen swab letter or PCR test results," he explained. Not only that, at every isolation and checkpoint for travellers, voluntary antigen swabs are also held. The antigen swab tool will also be distributed to every Police Headquarters and Military District Command In addition, all community police officer will carry out data collection for the people who are going for homecoming. Later, they will do an antigen swab. "From now on, all community police officer will collect data for the people who are going home and later, we will prepare antigen swabs," explained the Chief of Metropolitan Jakarta Regional Police.