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Editorial 3 years ago

Curbs are not enough

Over the past few months, a combination of mass vaccinations and mobility curbs appears to have...

National 4 years ago

COVID-19 case spike looms as millions skirt 'mudik' ban

The government believes more than 1 million people have gone on mudik (exodus) trips over the Idul F...

City 4 years ago

Some Jakartans stay put over Idul Fitri

“I’m terribly afraid of the pandemic, I am not a 'covidiot',” Beni said on...

World 5 years ago

Record 79.5 million displaced at year-end despite COVID slowing exodus: UN

Nearly 80 million people worldwide, or 1% of humanity, were uprooted at the end of 2019 after fleein...

National 5 years ago

Bali Police arrest seven for allegedly selling COVID-19 travel permits at Gilimanuk Port

Bali Police have arrested seven people of two alleged syndicates selling fake health certificates to...

National 5 years ago

Travelers hide in truck containers, bus trunks to escape ‘mudik’ ban

Travelers have played cat and mouse with law enforcement personnel as they insist on traveling home ...

National 5 years ago

West Java plans to operate 24-hour checkpoints to enforce 'mudik' ban

The West Java COVID-19 rapid response task force is mulling a plan to set up 24-hour checkpoints in ...

National 5 years ago

Govt sets up checkpoints to monitor people's mobility between cities, provinces amid 'mudik' ban

The roads remain open to accommodate vehicles carrying logistics and essential needs.

Business 5 years ago

International flights maintain normal operations despite ‘mudik’ ban: Ministry

The ban also does not apply to flights carrying leaders of state institutions or foreign envoys, nor...

City 5 years ago

COVID-19: More than 1,000 motorists asked to turn around as 'mudik' ban begins

Fines will be imposed starting May 8.

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exodus

Curbs are not enough

COVID-19 case spike looms as millions skirt 'mudik' ban

Some Jakartans stay put over Idul Fitri

Record 79.5 million displaced at year-end despite COVID slowing exodus: UN

Bali Police arrest seven for allegedly selling COVID-19 travel permits at Gilimanuk Port

Travelers hide in truck containers, bus trunks to escape ‘mudik’ ban

West Java plans to operate 24-hour checkpoints to enforce 'mudik' ban

Govt sets up checkpoints to monitor people's mobility between cities, provinces amid 'mudik' ban

International flights maintain normal operations despite ‘mudik’ ban: Ministry

COVID-19: More than 1,000 motorists asked to turn around as 'mudik' ban begins

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