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Bracing for Omicron
Editorial 4 years ago

Bracing for Omicron

Four days after South Africa announced the discovery of Omicron on Wednesday, Indonesia joined several other countries in tightening their borders. 
Curbs are not enough
Editorial 4 years ago

Curbs are not enough

Over the past few months, a combination of mass vaccinations and mobility curbs appears to have helped Indonesia contain the pandemic. 
Calls grow for online taxis to be exempt from Jakarta traffic policy
Jakarta 4 years ago

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Calls grow for online taxis to be exempt from Jakarta traffic policy

Since the government decided to ease community activity restrictions (PPKM) in Jakarta last week, the city has been seeing more commuters return to the workplace. Civil society is now pushing for online taxis to be exempted from the odd-even number plate policy to benefit commuters who do not own private vehicles.
Govt to make PCR test mandatory for travel ahead of holiday season
Indonesia 4 years ago

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Govt to make PCR test mandatory for travel ahead of holiday season

Currently, negative PCR test results are required only for passengers traveling by air in Java and Bali, as well as in other regions with a high risk of COVID-19 transmission.
Path of the pandemic and financial sector policies
Opinion 4 years ago

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Path of the pandemic and financial sector policies

The government should not hesitate to tighten restrictions whenever cases surge too fast and medical capacity is strained.
Indonesia is now relying on a COVID-19 app, but does it actually work?
Indonesia 5 years ago

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Indonesia is now relying on a COVID-19 app, but does it actually work?

After conducting a trial run of the app, which was required for vaccinated people to access certain public facilities in designated regions, the government is planning to apply the system across Indonesia.
Garuda net loss widens in first half as extended curbs bite
Business 5 years ago

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Garuda net loss widens in first half as extended curbs bite

The flag carrier's average daily passenger count plummeted to 2,000 after the government started enacting emergency public activity restrictions (PPKM Darurat) in July.
Sharing Delta’s costs
Editorial 5 years ago

Sharing Delta’s costs

If the government decided to bear the costs of the Delta variant outbreak without the central bank's help, it would be impossible to bring the fiscal deficit below 3 percent of gross domestic product (GDP) by 2023.
How big data helping transform public transport system
Opinion 5 years ago

How big data helping transform public transport system

Transport services that are safer, more efficient, and more inclusive can play a vital role in the ability of the population to get back to work after the pandemic. 
HIV support groups stretched thin amid pandemic curbs
National 5 years ago

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HIV support groups stretched thin amid pandemic curbs

As the pandemic sweeps through Indonesia at an alarming rate, mobility restrictions have exacerbated existing problems with HIV care.

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