Youths waiting in line to take the coronavirus rapid test near a housing area in Surabaya, East Java. Jakarta will have to endure tighter restrictions again for the second time from Monday (Sept 14). - AFP
JAKARTA, Sept 13 (The Straits Times/ANN): Residents of Indonesia's capital are despondent - angry, anxious and pessimistic about the future.
This follows the announcement that Jakarta will have to endure tighter restrictions again for the second time from Monday (Sept 14) as Covid-19 cases rise inexorably in the city of more 10 million.
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