Jakarta not ready to enter ‘new normal’, LaporCovid-19 survey suggests


Indonesian President Joko 'Jokowi' Widodo (center) inspects Bundaran HI MRT station in Jakarta on May 26 as the country prepares to enter the so-called "new normal" phase by easing social restrictions amid the pandemic. - Antara

JAKARTA (The Jakarta Post/ANN): A survey conducted by LaporCovid-19 (Report Covid-19) community reveals that Jakarta is not yet ready to enter the so-called “new normal” as the capital is gearing up to ease social restrictions.

Based on the survey, the group has expressed concern that the new normal policy might instead cause a spike in transmission as there is low risk perception of Covid-19 among Jakarta residents.

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