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As many as 260 police officers in South Sumatra province will undergo a rehabilitation program to recover from drug ...

Most hotels and restaurants in Mukomuko District, Bengkulu Province, have begun operating since several weeks ago, ...

Volunteers from the Task Force for the Acceleration of COVID-19 Handling are stationed on the frontline to disseminate ...

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The Indonesian government is taking steps to build tourist confidence, considered vital for the successful recovery of ...

The North Sumatra provincial government readied allocation of Rp500 billion for second phase of handling the impacts of ...

Indonesia's government has pledged to help over 17 thousand tourism workers in North Sumatra currently reeling from ...

- The Hong Kong Tourism Board (HKTB) hosted on 24 June an online forum titled “Beyond COVID-19: Global Tourism’s ...

The Malaysian government repatriated 2,500 undocumented Indonesian migrant workers as part of the enforcement of its ...

Indonesia's National Police have mapped out security and public order issues to potentially encumber the nation in ...

Some 58 percent of the regions in Indonesia are classified as green zones based on the low level of COVID-19 ...

State-owned oil and gas holding company PT Pertamina (Persero) donated 400 hazmat suits, 200 goggles, and six thousand ...

The Ministry of National Development Planning/National Development Planning Agency (PPN/Bappenas) has encouraged local ...

The Coordinating Ministry for Economic Affairs affirmed that preconditions for recovery in the nine economic sectors ...

Bangka District Head Mulkan steered the distribution of 2,368 aid packages to households in 10 villages in Merawang ...

Community compliance to health protocols will become a driving factor behind the socio-economic impacts arising from ...