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hay everyone, im Aliffia

in this special blog, as already in the title, I will discuss the commemoration of National Doctor's Day and Youth Pledge Day organized by the DKI Jakarta Provincial Education Office.



Today, Thursday, November 05, 2020 is a special day for all of us, because today we commemorate National Doctor's Day and Youth Pledge Day. And to commemorate National Doctor's Day on October 24 and Youth Pledge Day on October 28, 2020. The DKI Jakarta Provincial Education Office held various events with the theme "Unite to Awaken for a Healthy Jakarta". The peak event on October 26, 2020 will feature the artistic and cultural creations of DKI Jakarta students.

At the time of the Covid-19 pandemic, we can only celebrate and commemorate national holidays virtually, as we are doing now, which is to commemorate National Doctors Day and Youth Pledge Day only through online.

This event was held to commemorate National Doctor's Day and Youth Pledge Online, which is carried out through the Zoom application and we can watch it from home via Youtube because during this pandemic, we also have to apply health protocols or it can also be called 3M


  • Using a mask
  • Wash your hands with soap
  • Keep the distance

The youth pledge should make Indonesia a better one, not be divided. Currently, it is a proving period for all Indonesians how this pandemic becomes a momentum for all to unite, work hand in hand to provide enthusiasm to fight the corona virus to become a healthy Indonesia.

The world, is in the hands of youth, when youth are united, no one can beat. now is the right time for all of us, especially young Indonesians to encourage each other, to help doctors and nurses who are at the forefront of fighting the Covid-19 virus by reminding each other and obeying government orders to implement protocols health.

The role of youth during a pandemic like this is very much needed, because young people can take part in overcoming the covid-19 virus pandemic, for example raising funds for medical personnel, reminding each other to implement health protocols and others.


On the Youth Pledge Day, we are obliged to interpret the contents of the youth oath. And appreciate it by working with each ability. I believe that Indonesian youths and girls practice the values ​​of Pancasila every day. Like praying every day, deliberation, creative, innovative and volunteering to help others. It was enough to celebrate this youth's oath day.

The Youth Pledge describes youths who are creative and innovative, not youths who like to be anarchist and discriminatory.

That's the content of the special blog National Doctor's Day and Youth Pledge Day, more or less apologize, see you 

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