inp.polri.go.id - Jakarta. The Indonesian National Police predicts that the number of vehicles returning home on Eid al-Adha will experience a significant decline in line with the implementation of Emergency Community Activity Restictions in Java-Bali. The Head of the Traffic Corps (Kakorlantas) of the National Police, Pol. Inspector General Istiono, said that the decline in the number of vehicles is expected to occur because the public has begun to become aware of and comply with the Emergency Community Activity Restriction rules set by the Central Government throughout Java and Bali. According to Istiono, the National Police did not stop socialising to the community so that they would not return to their hometowns as long as the Emergency PPKM was implemented on Eid al-Adha 1442 Hijriah. "Hopefully it can decrease because we have continued to socialise it," said Head of Traffic Corps', Monday 07/19/2021). Separately, the Head of Operations at the National Police's Traffic Corps', Pol. Grand Commissioner Rudy Antariksawan, said that his party would still carry out insulation at a number of entrances and exits to Jakarta Capital City. "We are still blocking the return flow at KM 47 Cikampek toll road towards Jakarta by the Karawang Police," explained the Head of Operations. To note, in an effort to prevent community mobility, 1,038 isolation points have been established on the islands of Java, Bali and Lampung. Towards Eid al-Adha, 27 toll exits to Central Java were even closed to prevent travelers from coming. Action against illegal travel is also carried out to dispel residents who want to go home.