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new-normal

Opinion 5 years ago

New normal: Why people act as if the pandemic is over

This pandemic shows how predictably irrational we are as humans.

National 5 years ago

COVID-19: Nearly 78,000 police to guard transition to Indonesia's 'new normal'

The police officers have been deployed primarily to ensure public discipline and compliance with the COVID-19 health protocols.

Art & Culture 5 years ago

Museums prepare to take on 'new normal'

The “new normal” is inevitable and comes with a fresh set of changes for cultural institutions like museums, the daily operations of which usually cater to large groups of people.

Health 5 years ago

Heading back to the office? Here’s how to protect yourself and your colleagues from corona

Small offices often have insufficient airflow to dilute the virus, and, if an infectious person is present, could end up with high concentrations of viral particles over the course of an hour or so.

Opinion 5 years ago

Who should bear the costs of the new normal?

Now, the question is: who should pay for these emerging “new normal” costs?

Science & Tech 5 years ago

Japanese startup creates 'connected' face mask for coronavirus new normal

Japanese startup Donut Robotics has developed an internet-connected "smart mask" that can transmit messages and translate from Japanese into eight other languages.

National 5 years ago

Divorce rate soars in Bandung during new normal

Bandung Religious Court chief Acep Saifuddin says more people have filed for divorce in June as the court reopened its registration desk amid the eased restrictions in the new normal period.

Opinion 5 years ago

‘Pasrah’ as ‘preparedness discourse’ in new normal

Pasrah shows a paradox of existence in destitution in which the poor actually employ a fully human initiative and agency by constructing new social and spiritual connectedness.