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View all search resultsJakarta, along with some other cities, has reopened some of its public parks, museums and zoo to its residents as the capital city has been relaxed into level 2 of the government’s multitiered public activity restrictions (PPKM).
The government has eased provisions for restaurants, shopping malls and some industries to operate with longer hours and higher capacity as the daily COVID-19 reports point to a falling number of cases.
President Joko “Jokowi” Widodo’s approval rating has dropped to below 60 percent as public discontent grows over the prolonged social-restrictions policy he has implemented to contain the deadly Delta-induced second wave of COVID-19 in June.
The government is preparing a strategy on how to live with COVID-19 on expectation that the disease will become endemic in the country, in a policy shift away from the current approach of imposing partial lockdowns to curb the spread of the virus.
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