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The Indonesian Embassy in Tehran stated the crewmen had been jailed for the past four months for an illegal oil shipment and had been neglected by their employer, the shipowner who is residing in Singapore, until their release.
As many countries have imposed stringent measures to fight the COVID-19 pandemic, Indonesian citizens abroad are beginning to face hardships, prompting Indonesian missions to ramp up efforts to ensure their well-being during the pandemic.
The nationwide lockdown, which has been in place to limit people's mobility since last month, has been extended until May 11 as France wish to maintain all progress it has made in slowing down the virus spread.
“We urge our migrant workers to stay indoors when they get a weekly day off to minimize the risk of contagion. We also urge them to not take their Idul Fitri leaves just yet,” Indonesian Ambassador to Singapore I Gede Ngurah Swajaya said on Monday.
