Indonesia eases Covid-19 test rules for domestic travel


The rule, which also applies to foreigners, covers all modes of transportation, either by air, sea or land, in the sprawling archipelago. - Bloomberg

JAKARTA (The Straits Times/Asia News Network): Fully vaccinated domestic travellers no longer need to undergo a Covid-19 test in Indonesia from Tuesday (March 8) as the government eased restrictions amid a downward trend in cases.

The exemption, which also applies to foreigners, covers all modes of transportation, either by air, sea or land, in the sprawling archipelago.

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