Indonesia gradually reopens tourist destinations in low-risk areas; Covid-19 cases hit over 66,000


Closed parasols stand on a beach temporarily closed due to the coronavirus in Kuta, Bali, Indonesia, on Monday, June 22, 2020. Tourist destinations situated in Indonesia's areas with low risks of novel coronavirus transmissions have gradually resumed welcoming visitors, according to a statement issued by the Tourism and Creative Economy Ministry on Tuesday (July 7). - Bloomberg

JAKARTA, July 7 (Xinhua): Tourist destinations situated in Indonesia's areas with low risks of novel coronavirus transmissions have gradually resumed welcoming visitors, according to a statement issued by the Tourism and Creative Economy Ministry on Tuesday.

The resumption has been prioritised in the green zones under tight health protocols to protect the holidaymakers from the virus contagion and deter imported cases in the destinations, the ministry said.

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