Sanitation and Environmental Health of Mine Locations in Efforts to Handle the Spread of COVID-19 at PT. Alamjaya Bara Pratama
Abstract
COVID-19 has become a major problem in recent years, so mining companies must make efforts to control disease and pay attention to the health of the community around the mine site. It is necessary to handle and prevent the spread of these infec-tious diseases, through sanitation and environmental health at the mine site. Community participation is very important in complying with mining site environmental health protocols and the company provides rewards and sanctions for employees who do not heed it without exception. Efforts to suppress the spread of COVID-19 can be done together and support each other in assisting government programs.
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