Longue in The Sky To Open in Indonesia on February 2022

Lounge In The Sky has confirmed to open in Indonesia on February 2, 2022.

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21:16 | Jan 19, 2022

Expert Calls for Quality Online Learning Amid Omicron Surge

In-person learning will not automatically solve learning loss that may occur from continuous online learning.

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00:30 | Jan 18, 2022

Jakarta Predicted to Be Epicenter of Local Omicron Transmission

The majority of local Omicron transmissions, or more than 90 percent, is predicted to occur in Jakarta and will, inevitably and subsequently, impact its satellite cities.

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14:20 | Jan 17, 2022

Public Can Visit Jakarta International Stadium Until Mar. 26

The public is welcome to visit the stadium from January 14 to March 26.

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01:00 | Jan 15, 2022

6.7 Magnitude Earthquake Hit Banten, Felt in Jakarta

Tremors felt in nearby cities, including Jakarta, Depok, and Bekasi.

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17:27 | Jan 14, 2022

In-Person Learning Continues in Jakarta After Student Infections

Deputy governor Ahmad Riza Patria said the detected cases have yet to affect learning activity at other schools in the capital.

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16:30 | Jan 12, 2022

Jakarta to Impose Micro-Lockdowns Due to Omicron

As of January 9, 2022, the total number of COVID-19 patients undergoing treatment and isolation in the capital had reached 1,885. Of the total patients, 1,415, or 75.1 percent, had traveled overseas, and the remaining 470 had no travel history.

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19:15 | Jan 10, 2022

5 Indonesia's Hidden Gems to Visit on the Weekend: Carsome Recommendation

For you that doesn't have a plan, traveling to a hidden gem where you can spend the weekend, would be a great idea. You can even ride public transportation to reach the location. Traveling by private car is, of course, safer.

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07:00 | Jan 09, 2022

Jakarta to Ban Groundwater Extraction Due to Imminent Land Subsidence

If no action is taken, it will result in more serious problems.

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03:00 | Jan 08, 2022

COVID-19 Task Force Inspects Quarantine Hotels for Foreign Travelers

the head of the National COVID-19 Handling Task Force, inspected three hotels around 8 p.m. local time on January 4, 2022: the Arya Duta and Grand Mercure Hotel in Central Jakarta, and Holiday Inn Matraman in East Jakarta.

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18:20 | Jan 05, 2022

Jakarta Gov't to Summon Mall Management Over Pollution Complaints

The local government already had meeting with related offices on Tuesday to follow up the reports.

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17:30 | Jan 05, 2022

Weekly COVID-19 Testing as Schools Start In-Person Learning

The test will be done in 10 percent of total schools in order to prevent the spread of COVID-19 Omicron variant.

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07:00 | Jan 05, 2022

Stricter Restrictions Imposed in Jakarta After Festive Season

PPKM is imposed in Jakarta after residents in the capital enjoyed low-key festivities during the holiday season.

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15:30 | Jan 04, 2022

Jakarta Allows In-Person Learning with 100 Percent School Capacity

The policy is in accordance with Joint Ministerial Decree (SKB) of Four Ministers on learning activities during COVID-19 pandemic.

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20:00 | Jan 03, 2022

2021, Jakarta Air Quality Improved

It was apparent from a downward trend in terms of the number of unhealthy days, according to the Jakarta provincial government.

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09:45 | Dec 31, 2021

2021, Stock Investors Doubled than Previous Year

As conveyed by IDX President Director Inarno Djajadi, this number means an increase of 92.7 percent more than at the end of 2020

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08:15 | Dec 31, 2021

Jakarta's Kota Tua to be Closed on New Year's Eve

"Restaurants, cafes, or bars, particularly from December 24, 2021, to January 2, 2022, (can) operate (until) 10 p.m. local time, 'close bill' at 9 p.m. local time, and the managers must vacate their business establishments at 10 p.m. local time."

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00:00 | Dec 30, 2021

4 Most Favorite Cities in Indonesia to Celebrate New Year's Eve

Here are4favorite Indonesian cities to celebrate the New Year of 2022.

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15:00 | Dec 29, 2021

Restaurants, Public Places in Jakarta to Close at 8 p.m. on NYE

It said the policy is taken to prevent any crowds during public events as Indonesia continues the effort to contain the spread of COVID-19.

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06:00 | Dec 29, 2021