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Foot and mouth outbreak in Indonesia prompts NZ, Australia restrictions
Asia & Pacific 3 years ago

Foot and mouth outbreak in Indonesia prompts NZ, Australia restrictions

"While not a threat to humans, it would devastate our national herd. Essentially, all animals that are of cloven hoof are at risk," Ardern told reporters in Wellington.
Performing the haj should not endanger one’s livelihood
Academia 3 years ago

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Performing the haj should not endanger one’s livelihood

In principle, the haj pilgrimage should never cause suffering or difficulty. 
Looming meat crisis
Editorial 3 years ago

Looming meat crisis

The government has made the right call to restrict the interprovincial movement of cattle in response to foot and mouth disease, despite the high demand. Muslim leaders should remind adherents that making an Idul Adha sacrifice is not obligatory if the animals are not available or if one’s means do not allow it.
Restricting private cars
Editorial 3 years ago

Restricting private cars

Owning a second car, or buying a single electric one, is far beyond the means of most Jakartans, meaning they’ll have to resort to public transportation as the city’s odd-even license plate policy comes back into force.
Indonesians and tourists celebrate the end of PCR testing for travel
Lifestyle 3 years ago

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Indonesians and tourists celebrate the end of PCR testing for travel

Indonesians living abroad welcome the news that fully vaccinated passengers no longer need to show a negative PCR or antigen test to enter the country. 
All the way on dual citizenship
Editorial 3 years ago

All the way on dual citizenship

The security argument against dual citizenship no longer holds water due to increasing government-surveillance power, thanks to information technology.
Time to return to office
Editorial 3 years ago

Time to return to office

Many are happy to return to the office as they believe face-to-face interactions will go some way toward a stronger workplace synergy.
COVID compliance: Jakartans trust the government more compared to people in South Sulawesi
Academia 3 years ago

COVID compliance: Jakartans trust the government more compared to people in South Sulawesi

We found more people in Jakarta complied with government control measures by practising “safe” protective behaviours, and have correct science-based beliefs than people in South Sulawesi.
Govt drops mask rule as experts urge 'proceeding with caution'
Society 3 years ago

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Govt drops mask rule as experts urge 'proceeding with caution'

Health experts are calling for the government to proceed with caution in easing the COVID-19 curbs while redoubling testing and tracing efforts to avoid a resurgence in cases.
Chinese web users get creative to dodge COVID-19 censorship
Science & Tech 3 years ago

Chinese web users get creative to dodge COVID-19 censorship

From quoting the national anthem to referencing Hollywood blockbusters and George Orwell's dystopian novel 1984, Chinese web users are using creative methods to dodge censorship and voice discontent over COVID-19 measures.
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