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The government has sent mixed signals over its travel advisory to Saudi Arabia, with citizens still leaving for their religious pilgrimage despite concerns over rising COVID-19 cases and casualties in the kingdom.
In a webinar hosted by the Overseas Indonesian Students Association Alliance (PPI-Dunia), several Indonesian students living abroad voiced their ideas on how to optimize the role of Indonesian scholars in national development.
Far from their families, this Idul Fitri, Indonesians abroad are also deprived of the opportunity to celebrate with fellow Indonesians and the wider Muslim community - making for an Idul Fitri without gatherings, without mass prayers and without festivities.
Although Indonesians abroad can still fly to Jakarta or Denpasar, Bali – two of the most popular destinations for international flights – they will not be able to continue their travels to their home regions due to the government’s mudik ban.
