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Archipelago 4 years ago
Indonesia to implement ‘bubble’ system at G20 summit
A health protocol bubble system will be put in place for the Group of 20 summit in Bali later this year, government officials have said, as Indonesia rides out a third wave of COVID-19 infections while it presides over a year of G20 activities.
Asia & Pacific 4 years ago
Travel bubble with Singapore brings international students back to Australia
Fully vaccinated travellers from Singapore are now allowed into Melbourne or Sydney without the need to quarantine - part of Australia's gradual reopening of its borders that began this month. Australia closed its international borders in March 2020 to curb the spread of COVID-19.
Asia & Pacific 4 years ago
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Jokowi calls for implementation of ASEAN travel corridor
President Joko “Jokowi” Widodo called for an immediate implementation of an ASEAN travel corridor on Monday ahead of the bloc's summits, in order to speed up economic recovery as confidence grows in COVID-19 outbreak control.
World 4 years ago
New Zealand suspends "travel bubble" with Australia amid virus surge
The government of Prime Minister Scott Morrison had aimed to launch a similar "travel bubble" arrangement with Singapore by the end of the year and possibly extend it to other countries, including Japan, but the latest development may complicate the plan.
SE Asia 4 years ago
Singapore, Australia working towards travel bubble, leaders say
"We discussed how two-way travel between Singapore and Australia can eventually resume, in a safe and calibrated manner, when both sides are ready," Singapore leader Lee Hsien Loong told a joint news conference with visiting Australian counterpart Scott Morrison.
