inp.polri.go.id - Surabaya. In order to maintain and break the Covid-19 chain, the East Java Regional Police expressly reminds the public to continue to comply with the Health Protocol (Prokes), and comply with existing regulations in accordance with their respective regions. This was conveyed by the Head of Public Relations of the East Java Regional Police, Pol. Grand Commissioner Gatot Repli Handoko after an internal meeting on the handling of Covid in East Java, led by the East Java Regional Police Chief, at the Tribrata building of the East Java Regional Police, on Monday (08/30/21). "The Head of the East Java Regional Police, Pol. Inspector General Nico Afinta, invites the public to continue to obey the health protocol," explained the Head of Public Relations of the East Java Regional Police. Police Grand Commissioner Gatot Repli Handoko stressed to the public, to continue implementing the Health Care Program with 3M Wearing a Face Mask, Washing Hands, and Staying away from Crowds, because with the implementation of health protocol, we can minimize the spread of COVID-19. "Come on, East Java people, let's not slack off in implementing health care programs. The number of covid spreads in East Java has now decreased, there are already many areas that are yellow zones, we take care not to let the Covid-19 cases increase again, the way to do this is to continue to apply Healthcare," said Middle East Regional Police Officer. The former Head of Product Division of the National Police Public Relations Division explained that people who don't obey the existing rules in their respective regions will be subject to sanctions according to existing regulations. "Each region has different regulations, and there are sanctions for violators who do not comply, including sanctions with verbal warnings, fines, and operational closures," said Pol. Grand Commissioner Gatot Repli Handoko It should be noted, from the data collected by the East Java Regional Police, the results of judicial operations throughout East Java, dated August 23-29 2021, there were 1,359,266 verbal warnings and 140,141 written warnings. While the administrative fines were 2,392 peoples. In addition to the sanctions for confiscation of ID cards or passports as many as 2,797 peoples.