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Jakarta began a new chapter in reducing plastic waste on Wednesday, when a gubernatorial regulation banning single-use plastic bags in traditional markets, modern supermarkets and minimarkets across Jakarta took effect. (JP/Dhoni Setiawan)
(JP/Sausan Atika, Donny Fernando, and Dhoni Setiawan)