Indonesia will closely monitor Covid-19 transmission after Eid (Aidil Fitri) holidays


Motorists commute on a road in Jakarta on May 7, 2022, a day before the end of the Eid al-Fitr (Aidil Fitri) holidays. - AFP

JAKARTA, May 13 (Xinhua): Indonesia has been monitoring the increase in Covid-19 cases after this year's Eid al-Fitr (Aidil Fitri) holiday, when a massive exodus occurred.

During the holiday, urban people leave big cities where they work to return to their hometowns, celebrating Eid with families.

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