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City 5 years ago
Tourism associations ask Anies to end transitional PSBB
Visit Wonderful Indonesia (VIWI) Board, an umbrella organization for 18 tourism associations, has asked Jakarta Governor Anies Baswedan not to extend public restrictions aimed at bringing down coronavirus infections, which are slated to end on Nov. 22.
City 5 years ago
Association stages rally to demand Jakarta administration allow entertainment venues to reopen
The Jakarta Association of Entertainment Entrepreneurs (Asphija) head, Hana Suryani, said the association would stage a bigger rally if the Jakarta administration failed to grant its request.
City 5 years ago
Jakarta ‘must do better’ as it extends PSBB transition
Jakarta officially extended its period of COVID-19 social restrictions by another 14 days late on Thursday, amid the continued threat of viral transmission that has led experts to demand better containment efforts and stricter punishment for violators of protocol.
City 5 years ago
Jakarta extends transitional PSBB, delays cinema reopening
As a consequence of this extension, the city administration would delay further relaxations, such as the reopening of movie theaters, that were initially scheduled to be implemented at the end of July, said Jakarta Governor Anies Baswedan.
City 5 years ago
Jakarta records 404 new COVID-19 cases, setting third new record in less than a week
“Do not let this situation reach the point where we have to pull the emergency brake,” Jakarta Governor Anies Baswedan said. “If that happens, we all have to go back home and economic, religious and social activities will be halted.”
