JAKARTA/BOGOR, Indonesia (Reuters) - When the coronavirus pandemic forced Indonesian schools to shut, it exposed how millions of households in the Southeast Asian country still had no access to the internet or even a device like a mobile phone to do remote learning.
So students and volunteers have come up with creative ways to get round the problem.
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