Indonesia to deploy 53, 000 personnel for emergency restrictions due to Covid-19 pandemic; Moderna given go ahead for emergency use


A police officer stops motorists at a check point during the imposition of an emergency restriction to curb the spread of coronavirus outbreak in Jakarta, Indonesia, Saturday, on July 3, 2021. Indonesian government announced its strictest measures this year as it battles an explosion of Covid-19 cases that have strained hospitals in the fourth most populous country. - AP

JAKARTA, July 3 (Xinhua): The Indonesian government has decided to deploy 53, 000 personnel for emergency community activity restrictions (locally known as PPKM) to be imposed in Java and Bali from July 3 to 20, a senior police officer has announced.

Inspector General Imam Sugianto said that the joint force consists of 21, 000 policemen and 32, 000 soldiers.

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