BEFORE Covid-19, Sulang used to dish up as many as 200 plates of nasi goreng for as much as 40,000 rupiah (RM16.90) a pop on a good night.
Now, even as the lockdown unwinds, he thinks twice about setting up his food cart at his regular spot – the once bustling Palmerah market in downtown Jakarta.
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