Pro-Cons Regarding Going Home

During Eid Al-Fitr

Group 4 :

Faliha Majidah
Mutiara Zahrani
Mizania Adila
•      Indonesia first confirmed cases of COVID-19 on
Monday 2 March. At that time, President Joko Widodo
announced that two Indonesians had tested positive for the
Corona virus, namely a 31-year-old woman and a 64-year-
old mother.
•      And now president Joko Widodo has officially banned
people from going home for Eid 2020. This decision is in
order to break the chain of spreading the Corona virus or
Covid-19 and this ban will start on April 24, 2020 and will
apply to residents in Greater Jakarta and areas that have
implemented Large-Scale Social Restrictions (PSBB).
       the Financial System Stability Committee (KSSK)
designed the bad scenario due to the “Mudik” action
carried out by Jakarta residents to various regions.
And if this happens, the Covid-19 outbreak will
spread.
   But if Homecoming still Continues , the Bad
Economic Scenario is Realized, and the circulation of
money is reduced by IDR 3 trillion. The policy of
prohibiting going home has the potential to reduce the
national economy. Because the tradition of going
home is a gold field for the growth of public
consumption. 
           However,
this is the way that the government must take to break the chain of
the spread of the COVID-19 pandemic which has made the domestic economy
slump. This homecoming is usually used as ammunition for economic growth,
people's mobility will be followed by growth in household consumption. But if
going home is still carried out, we are worried that the COVID-19 pandemic will
not end.

             But again If we take that decision with absolute certainty, our economy

will swell and deteriorate.  many people will even lose their jobs especially the
impact on business actors and workers in the land public transportation sector
who are threatened with losing their livelihoods.