inp.polri.go.id – Surabaya. The East Java Regional Police , took initial steps to anticipate the spread of Covid-19 in four Districts of Covid-19 Emergency zone. The four sub-districts, namely Bangkalan District, Arosbaya District, Klampis District, and Geger District, will be subject to a micro-lockdown. "We will implement a micro-lockdown in four sub-districts, namely Bangkalan, Arosbaya, Klampis, Geger," explained the East Java Regional Police Chief, Pol. Inspector General Nico Afinta Karo-Karo, Monday (06/07). Spraying of disinfectants in the four sub-districts of the vulnerable zones will be carried out, as well as increasing awareness by carrying out justice operations in crowded places and distributing masks in these vulnerable zones. In addition, one referral hospital in the Bangkalan area, one field hospital in the Surabaya-Madura Regional Development Agency (BPWS) and six referral hospitals in Surabaya were also prepared. Six referral hospitals, namely Dr. Soetomo Regional Hospital Airlangga University Public Hospital, Hajj Surabaya Public Hospital, PHC Public Hospital, Adi Husada Undaan Public Hospital, and Al Irsyad Public Hospital. The East Java Regional Police Chief ordered the Tanjung Perak Regional Police Chief and the Bangkalan Regional Police Chief to continue to coordinate with the Regional Government to anticipate the spread of Covid-19 by blocking the border lanes. From the temporary data on the results of the isolation and On The Spot Antigen Swab, at 16.00 WIB, there were 73 reactive peoples who were then carried out PCR swabs with 17 positive results who were then referred to the Indrapura Field Hospital Surabaya, for treatment. Meanwhile, Bangkalan and Surabaya residents who want to travel are required to bring a Covid-19 negative letter. The East Java Regional Police Chief hopes that the entire community, especially in Bangkalan, will understand the handling of Covid-19 carried out by the provincial and regional governments by implementing 3T (Testing, Tracing, Treatment) and 5M (Washing hands, Keeping Distance, Wearing Masks, Avoiding Crowds, Reducing Mobility ), as well as asking the leaders to provide an understanding to the public about the impact of the dangers of Covid-19. "Religious leaders, community leaders and youth leaders have been asked to provide education and optimize Micro Enforcement of Restrictions on Community Activities in Indonesia, especially Neighboorhouds with active positive residents, to trace positive patient interactions with local residents," explained the East Java Regional Police Chief.