Currently, restaurants in Jakarta are allowed to use up to half of their seating capacities and workers may go to the office on alternate days and work on staggered schedules.- Bloomberg
JAKARTA (The Straits Times/ANN): The Jakarta municipal government is considering whether to reimpose stricter social distancing measures that would ban dining in restaurants and require staff in non-essential services to work from home, in an effort to preempt any surge in coronavirus infections following the holiday season.
The decision will be made within a week and would be effective for two weeks, starting next Monday (Jan 11), a source told The Straits Times.
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