Inp.polri.go.id - Jakarta. The Jakarta Metropolitan Government will tighten access to Jakarta by imposing screening of travellers returning to Jakarta. Police choose this policy implementation because the number of travellers leaving the capital city has reached one million people. "There are about one million people based on crossing through toll gates as well as airports and train stations leaving Jakarta," said Chief of Greater Jakarta Metropolitan Regional Police, Police Inspector General Fadil Imran, at Jakarta City Hall, Friday (14 May 2021). The number of vehicles from the monitoring results at the Cikupa and West Cikarang Toll Gates was about 700 thousand vehicles. Meanwhile, 300 thousands of them travelled by train and around 200 thousand on motorbikes. Including the addition of using two wheels passing Kedungwaringin to Java area, the peak occurred in last week," said Two-Star General. Chief of Greater Jakarta Metropolitan Regional Police assessed that if the Covid-19 inspection at the access point to the Capital City was not tightened, there would be a potential for an increase in the number of Covid-19 virus transmission in Jakarta and its surroundings. "Why are we taking community-based preventive steps to make 3T (testing, tracing and treatment) effective? Hopefully, the Covid-19 condition is controlled in Jakarta with early anticipation. We can continue to watch it together," explained the 1991 Indonesian Police Academy graduate. Governor of Jakarta, Anies Baswedan, stated that the Jakarta Capital City Special Region Leadership Communication Forum (Forkopimda DKI) had conducted two layers of tightening the backflow of Eid until the end of May. Baswedan explained that the first layer of screening is at the entrances to Jakarta.