Indonesia wants Asean travel arrangement be effective in 2021; reports 4,173 Covid-19 cases as total reach 452,291


Asean countries flags and Asean flag are seen in front of the Asean Secretariat office in Jakarta. - The Jakarta Post/Asian News

JAKARTA, Nov 12 (Xinhua): Indonesian President Joko Widodo hoped that the Association of South-East Asian Nations (Asean) Travel Corridor Arrangement (TCA) would be operational in the first quarter of 2021.

"The ASEAN TCA is expected to create optimism that our economic activities could be reactivated by applying health protocols in a disciplined manner. Our people could not wait any longer as they want to see a reawakening of our region," Widodo said in his speech at the virtual 37th Asean Summit on Thursday.

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