Staff members wearing protective masks wait for customers at an empty MRT station during the large scale restrictions imposed to curb the spread of the coronavirus outbreak in Jakarta. Users of the MRT service in the city, are prohibited from chatting with other passengers or on mobile phones, in a move to deal with the Covid-19 (coronavirus) pandemic as announced by the Jakarta MRT operator on Monday (June 1). - AP
JAKARTA (Bernama): Users of the MRT transport service in the city, are prohibited from chatting with other passengers or on mobile phones, in a move to deal with the Covid-19 (coronavirus) pandemic as announced by the Jakarta MRT operator on Monday (June 1).
"As it is known, Covid-19 can be transmitted through droplets which are produced when infected people cough, sneeze, or talk," according to the official instagram tweet of the Jakarta MRT operator, PT Moda Raya Transportasi Jakarta in its official instagram account @ mrtjkt, today.
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