East Java authorities find creative punishments for offenders who flout Covid 19 regulations.

In Indonesia, COVID-19 rulebreakers face unique punishments, such as cleaning graves or lying in coffins, to enforce compliance with regulations. These public punishments, particularly in East Java, aim to reduce violations and curb the spread of the virus in a country with Southeast Asia's highest death toll. The approach has seen over a million violations in three weeks, with authorities believing it encourages adherence to rules.

What unique punishment is given to COVID-19 rulebreakers in Indonesia?

• Community service in hospitals

• Paying a hefty fine

• Attending a COVID-19 awareness seminar

• Cleaning the graves of COVID-19 victims

In Gresik, what happens to people caught without face masks?

• They are required to attend a workshop

• They are given a warning

• They are fined or given community service

• They are sent to jail

How are offenders publicly marked in Gresik?

• By posting their photos on social media

• By having their names announced on the radio

• By wearing a jacket declaring them as violators

• By making them wear a special hat

What unusual punishment is mentioned for rulebreakers in Jakarta?

• Being made to lie in coffins

• Cleaning public toilets

• Attending a public lecture

• Working in a hospital

What is the impact of public punishments on COVID-19 rule compliance in East Java?

• It has no effect

• It encourages more people to follow the rules

• It leads to more protests

• It causes confusion among the public