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IPI survey finds only 15 percent plan to go on 'mudik'
Society 4 years ago

IPI survey finds only 15 percent plan to go on 'mudik'

The latest IPI survey suggests that many Indonesians are still concerned enough about COVID-19 to avoid going on mudik (exodus) this year.
Jokowi calls for earlier trips as Mudik congestion looms
Archipelago 4 years ago

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Jokowi calls for earlier trips as Mudik congestion looms

A government survey predicts that 23 million cars and 17 million motorcycles will crowd the motorways on heavily-populated Java this year, leading authorities to suggest earlier holiday travel.
Indonesia's COVID-19 cases decline despite return of Ramadan bustle
Society 4 years ago

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Indonesia's COVID-19 cases decline despite return of Ramadan bustle

Indonesia has seen a declining number of daily COVID-19 cases in the past few weeks despite the continued relaxation of pandemic rules and an increase in public mobility.
Ramadan festivities return as most curbs eased to pre-pandemic levels
Society 4 years ago

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Ramadan festivities return as most curbs eased to pre-pandemic levels

Indonesia’s many Muslims rejoice as the government relaxes most pandemic-era restrictions to allow for the annual mudik exodus to take place, the first in two years.
To recover stronger, we need uniform, safe, healthy mobility
Academia 4 years ago

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To recover stronger, we need uniform, safe, healthy mobility

G20 health ministers will sit down and discuss the universal verifier for digital COVID-19 vaccine certificates in G20 countries at point of entry.
Can virtual labor mobility heal scars of youth job insecurity?
Academia 4 years ago

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Can virtual labor mobility heal scars of youth job insecurity?

Indonesia has an opportunity to use its G20 presidency to initiate cooperation in virtual labor mobility as a means to counter the future "scarring effects" of job insecurity stemming from today's learning loss.
Curbing Omicron’s rise
Editorial 4 years ago

Curbing Omicron’s rise

We join the calls made by epidemiologists for the government to impose new mobility curbs to slow down the rate of infection. 
Greater Jakarta opts for quiet night in on New Year's Eve
Jakarta 4 years ago

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Greater Jakarta opts for quiet night in on New Year's Eve

The government initially planned to impose strict curbs nationwide under multitiered public activity restrictions (PPKM) but rescinded the decision on the grounds that the COVID-19 situation had improved.
More border rules ease in Australia ahead of Christmas holidays
Asia & Pacific 4 years ago

More border rules ease in Australia ahead of Christmas holidays

Hundreds of cars queued up at the state's southern border with New South Wales well before the rules were set to relax at 1 a.m. local time (1400 GMT, Sunday), television footage showed.
The cost of inconsistency
Editorial 4 years ago

The cost of inconsistency

It will come as no surprise if the new policy leads to complacency, which in the past resulted in a spike in new cases.

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