TEMPO.CO, Jakarta - The Jakarta provincial administration has effectively closed 27 tourism sites that are under its control after the large-scale social restriction or PSBB had been reinstated starting today, Monday, September 14.

Based on the data by the administration’s official Twitter account, @DKIJakarta on Sunday, the temporary closures are mainly to protect its citizens from the spread of coronavirus (COVID-19). They also announced that the 27 locations will be subjected to a thorough sterilization.

Here are the 27 tourism sites run by the city administration temporarily closed overseen by the PSBB regulation:

1. The national monument (Monas) area.
2. Setu Babakan Betawi cultural center
3. The Condet Karawitan and Dance Lab
4. Benyamin Sueb Park
5. Wayang Orang Bharata
6. Miss Tjitjih theater group
7. Five Jakarta area art rehearsal centers
8. The Gedung Kesenian Jakarta
9. Museum Sejarah Jakarta/ Jakarta History Museum
10. Taman Prasasti Museum
11. MH Thamrin Museum
12. 12 Museum Seni Rupa dan Keramik; The ceramic and arts museum

13. Museum Tekstil/ textile museum
14. Museum Wayang/ Wayang Museum
15. Museum Bahari/ Bahari Museum
16. Joang '45 museum
17. Ancol;
18. The Kota Tua tourism area
19. The Ragunan wildlife park
20. TMII
21. Planetarium Jakarta
22. Taman Ismail Marzuki
23. Cipir Island
24. Kelor Island
25. Onrust Island
26. Tugu Proklamasi/ Proklamasi Monument
27. Wayang Orang Bharata.

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