JAKARTA (Reuters) - Reta Riana was shocked when she discovered how Indonesian medical staff were forced to wear raincoats as makeshift protective wear, so she decided to use her sewing skills to make suits for hospital staff tackling coronavirus cases.
Before the coronavirus outbreak struck her country, Riana used to make women's dresses including traditional Indonesian kebaya, but as the outbreak spread she wanted to do something.
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