Viral! Beware of Corona, Ojol Driver Checks Body Temperature and Provides Hand Sanitizer for Passengers Before Departing

Kapanlagi.com - The outbreak of COVID-19 or the corona virus in Indonesia has prompted the government to issue an appeal to the public to isolate themselves and work from home.

However, not everyone can do this considering that some jobs cannot be done from home. One of these jobs is being an online motorcycle taxi driver, or ojol.

In order to maintain the economy and keep it stable, these field workers continue to work amidst the corona virus. However, this does not mean that they are not alert and cautious in facing this pandemic. Like one of the ojol drivers.

1. Check Body Temperature and Provide Hand Sanitizer

In a video uploaded by the gosipnyinyir2 account on Instagram recently, there is an online motorcycle taxi driver who is very vigilant in maintaining safety and health.

To prevent the spread of the corona virus, this motorcycle taxi driver first checks the passenger's body temperature before departure. He even provides antiseptic or hand sanitizer to the passengers. 

"Amazing, the motorcycle taxi driver is great!! Prioritizing his own safety and the safety of his passengers... keep up the good work, motorcycle taxi driver." wrote the gosipnyinyir2 account.

 

 

 

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2. Support from Netizens

The video uploaded by the gossip account immediately went viral. Since it was uploaded a few hours ago, the video has been watched by more than 28 thousand people and liked by more than 3500 people. 

What the online motorcycle taxi driver did also received a lot of support from netizens. They hope that all online transportation, both motorcycle taxis and online taxis, can implement this.

However, there are still some who consider this to be a mere setup. However, if this is a pretense, it certainly serves as a reminder and warning to the public about the transmission of the corona virus. 

(kpl/dwn)