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Society 3 years ago
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Govt sticks with PPKM system while loosening curbs
Although stating it was still too early to drop the four-tiered public activity restriction (PPKM) system, the government has continued to ease pandemic curbs with more cities and regencies now under the lowest level of PPKM.
Society 3 years ago
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Hepatitis should not stop in-class learning, but caution needed: Experts
Educators and health experts say that in-classroom learning should continue despite recent discoveries of a poorly understood form of child hepatitis, but they have urged parents and the government to keep close watch over health and hygiene protocols.
Society 3 years ago
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Indonesia relaxes more curbs, lifts quarantine for fully vaccinated foreign arrivals
The government further eased restrictions in many areas in Java and Bali and waived quarantine for all fully vaccinated foreign arrivals entering the country starting on Tuesday, as daily coronavirus cases have dropped more than 90 percent from a mid-February peak.
Society 4 years ago
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Pandemic curbs eased in Jakarta, Surabaya
The government will relax restrictions in the metropolitan agglomeration areas of Jakarta and Surabaya and a number of regencies and cities across the archipelago starting on Tuesday, saying epidemiological indicators have improved following the third COVID-19 peak.
Society 4 years ago
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Govt still cautious on COVID-19 spike, maintains curbs in Java, Bali
While recent epidemiological data suggest that COVID-19 transmission has begun to slow down in some areas of the country, the government has decided to maintain stringent curbs, as experts contend that the jury is still out on whether or not the Omicron-fueled third wave of infections has passed its peak.
