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Society 3 years ago
PREMIUM
Muslims celebrate Idul Adha in Indonesia amid FMD, coronavirus threats
The recent slight increase in COVID-19 infections and the foot-and-mouth disease (FMD) outbreak among cattle – which has driven up prices of sacrificial livestock – did not spoil the Idul Adha (Day of Sacrifice) festivities for hundreds of millions of Muslims who celebrated the holiday across Indonesia on Sunday.
National 4 years ago
PREMIUM
‘Time to give back’: Muslims participate in Idul Adha rituals despite pandemic
Millions of Muslims in Indonesia celebrated Idul Adha (Day of Sacrifice), which fell on Tuesday this year, under the government-imposed restrictions that dampened the day’s festivities. However, the curbs did not lessen the spirit of self-sacrifice that characterized the Islamic holy day.
National 4 years ago
Govt bans Idul Adha festivities in PPKM Darurat areas
The government has banned public celebrations of Idul Adha (Day of Sacrifice), which is set to fall on Tuesday, in areas where the emergency public activity restrictions (PPKM Darurat) are in effect, to avoid further transmission of the COVID-19.
Opinion 5 years ago
A sustainable solution for Indonesia’s love of beef
We love meat so much that we slaughtered almost 400,000 heads of cattle during the celebration of Idul Adha, the Islamic Day of Sacrifice, last year. That said, Indonesian meat consumption is relatively low at 11.6 kilogram per capita, which compares to 25.8 kg in neighboring Thailand and 52.3 kg in Malaysia.
