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Jakarta-COVID-19

City 5 years ago

Jakarta Police provide grace period for expired driver’s licenses until Aug. 31

Under the policy, driver’s licenses with expiration dates between March 17 until May 29 will remain valid until the end of August.

City 5 years ago

App-based ‘ojek’ resume passenger transportation service in Jakarta

Jakarta Governor Anies Baswedan has announced that ride-hailing ojek (motorcycle taxi) drivers are allowed to transport passengers again starting on Monday.

National 5 years ago

Jakarta not ready to enter ‘new normal’, LaporCOVID-19 survey suggests

Based on the survey, the community has expressed concern that the new normal policy might instead cause a spike in transmission as there is low risk perception of COVID-19 among Jakarta residents.

City 5 years ago

Jakarta takes risk of rebound by moving to ‘transitional’ restrictions

Jakarta PSBB regime has been extended but with fewer restrictions.

City 5 years ago

Jakarta starts easing restrictions as places of worship reopen

Jakarta, the first epicenter of the COVID-19 epidemic in Indonesia, is claiming a reduction in the rate of infections and welcomes a period of fewer restrictions, including the reopening of houses of worship, beginning on Friday.

National 5 years ago

50 days of Indonesia’s partial lockdown. Is it enough for the ‘new normal’?

He said irregular epidemiological patterns as shown during the PSBB were caused by factors such as gaps in incubation period, lack of testing capacity and case-reporting delays, which meant they could not be relied upon as consideration for policy making.

National 5 years ago

Concerns mount over reopening of offices, malls as Indonesia steps into 'new normal'

Lawmakers have questioned the government's decision to ease large-scale social restrictions (PSBB), saying the number of COVID-19 cases and deaths continues to rise across many provinces.

National 5 years ago

Jokowi deploys TNI, police to enforce ‘new normal’

During a visit to the Hotel Indonesia traffic circle MRT station with TNI commander Air Marshal Hadi Tjahjanto, National Police chief Gen. Idham Azis and Jakarta Governor Anies Baswedan on Tuesday, Jokowi announced that security forces would help to ensure that residents abided by physical distancing rules.

National 5 years ago

Frontline health workers left waiting for promised stimulus

Medical workers treating COVID-19 patients in Jakarta have reported that they have yet to receive the financial incentives announced by the central government and provincial administration in March.

City 5 years ago

Transmission won't stop unless 80 percent of Jakartans stay at home: Epidemiologists

Jakarta Governor Anies Baswedan has extended the city’s large-scale social restrictions (PSBB) until June 4 in an effort to completely stop transmission after studies found that the COVID-19 reproductive ratio in the capital had been dropping since restriction policies were put in place in mid-March.

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Jakarta-COVID-19

Jakarta Police provide grace period for expired driver’s licenses until Aug. 31

App-based ‘ojek’ resume passenger transportation service in Jakarta

Jakarta not ready to enter ‘new normal’, LaporCOVID-19 survey suggests

Jakarta takes risk of rebound by moving to ‘transitional’ restrictions

Jakarta starts easing restrictions as places of worship reopen

50 days of Indonesia’s partial lockdown. Is it enough for the ‘new normal’?

Concerns mount over reopening of offices, malls as Indonesia steps into 'new normal'

Jokowi deploys TNI, police to enforce ‘new normal’

Frontline health workers left waiting for promised stimulus

Transmission won't stop unless 80 percent of Jakartans stay at home: Epidemiologists

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