INDONESIAN
officials have started talks
on reopening the country for business from June, as job losses accelerate and
businesses struggle to survive strict social-distancing rules against the coronavirus pandemic.
The
Coordinating Ministry of Economic Affairs earlier this week discussed an "exit strategy" from the
lockdown imposed in large cities, including Jakarta. The strategy calls for social-distancing rules to be removed in five phases, with the economy
completely reopened by late July or early August.
Authorities in Jakarta have
extended the partial
lockdown - which includes a ban on gatherings of more than
five people, limited public transport and mandatory work-from-home - to May 22.
More than 20 other cities and three provinces have similar restrictions in
place through the end of May.
President
Joko Widodo's administration is
preparing to ease curbs on mobility even as the virus continues to infect and
kill people, echoing a push to gradually reopen economies from the US to
Britain amid massive job losses and damage to business.
Source : HKSG.
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