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News 5 years ago

Seniors left to face COVID-19 without social security

Dyah Larasati of the National Team for Accelerated Poverty Reduction (TNP2K) advised the government ...

News 5 years ago

In quiet Jakarta, minimarkets become new target for criminals

As most Jakartans are staying at home during the COVID-19 epidemic, minimarkets have become new targ...

Life 5 years ago

‘250 Years in Old Jakarta’: Tracing history, family and the Big Durian

Tanah Abang may be known by many as Jakarta’s transportation hub and home to Southeast Asia&rs...

News 5 years ago

Air quality in Jakarta is improving, for now

With many people currently staying at home most of the time to prevent the spread of the coronavirus...

News 5 years ago

Elevated risk: Jakarta public facility workers maintain routine with extra caution

Special protocols and shorter working hours are in place to reduce the risk of COVID-19 infection am...

Life 5 years ago

‘#MuseumAtHome’ brings Indonesian art museums, gallery to screens

Staying at home is considered de riguer in these trying times, what with the pandemic and all. ...

Life 5 years ago

No quarantine blues: Making music in the time of COVID-19

Self-isolating and working from home seem to be the new normal in this time of a widespread pandemic...

Life 5 years ago

COVID-19: Social distancing still tolerable... for now

Despite the deluge of memes imagining zany situations that might arise after days of quarantine, it ...

News 5 years ago

Churches turn to livestreaming, suspend activities to support social distancing

The Jakarta Archdiocese has ordered the suspension of most on-site church services in the city from ...

News 5 years ago

Jakarta declares emergency, but doubts persist over compliance with social distancing directive

Jakarta Governor Anies Baswedan has said the city administration will work with the Jakarta Pol...

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Seniors left to face COVID-19 without social security

In quiet Jakarta, minimarkets become new target for criminals

‘250 Years in Old Jakarta’: Tracing history, family and the Big Durian

Air quality in Jakarta is improving, for now

Elevated risk: Jakarta public facility workers maintain routine with extra caution

‘#MuseumAtHome’ brings Indonesian art museums, gallery to screens

No quarantine blues: Making music in the time of COVID-19

COVID-19: Social distancing still tolerable... for now

Churches turn to livestreaming, suspend activities to support social distancing

Jakarta declares emergency, but doubts persist over compliance with social distancing directive

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