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"Jakarta has seen a surge in confirmed COVID-19 cases, especially in family clusters following long holidays in October and November. We need to take extra measures [...] as we would face the real holiday season at the end of this year," Anies said in a statement on Thursday.
Religious Affairs Minister Fachrul Razi said the ministry was drafting a regulation governing this year's Christmas celebrations, covering rules and recommendations for Christmas services, celebrations and the expected holiday exodus.
With the Christmas and New Year holidays approaching, nearly 7,000 bus passengers already had departed the new Pulo Gebang bus station in East Jakarta to their hometowns and villages from between Dec. 15 to 19.
