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The Indonesian Government's COVID-19 Task Force confirmed that as of Saturday, 1,665 of the 10,843 new coronavirus ...

Six passengers of a bus, headed to Central Java’s cities, tried evading security check on homebound travelers by ...

As many as 23,000 families severely impacted by the economic fallout of the coronavirus outbreak have received cash ...

The Surabaya city government instructed offices and companies to remain temporarily shut during the enforcement of ...

The Papuan provincial government is striving ceaselessly to flatten the curve of the new coronavirus disease ...

Implementation of large-scale social restrictions in Jakarta, Bogor, Depok, Tangerang, and Bekasi has caused a 42-60 ...

Police in Central Java turned away 421 cars and 234 motorcycles from the province on Monday, the third day of the ...

As many as 463 vehicles were forced to turn back in the past two days, as the Central Java Police blocked the entry to ...

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The novel coronavirus disease (COVID-19) has forced people all over the world to change their way of life, with many ...

The Central Java Police formed nine checkpoints to block flow of vehicles of homebound travelers (mudik) from West ...

The Indonesian Transportation Ministry allowed airlines to operate flights on Friday for domestic passengers who had ...

The Jakarta Metropolitan Police forced 1,181 car drivers to turn back while passing by the police's checkpoints for ...

State-run airport operator PT Angkasa Pura II (Persero) suspended passenger flights from April 24 to June 1 following ...

Indonesian Transportation Ministry's spokeswoman Adita Irawati confirmed that the temporary ban on using public ...

President Joko Widodo has appealed to communities across the region to help and care for one another in the face of the ...