'Useless for us': New Indonesian capital in Borneo excludes the indigenous and poor - special feature by Reuters

Maesaroh has sold chicken satay with rice from her stall on a busy Jakarta street close to government offices for about 13 years, serving more than 50 customers a day until the coronavirus pandemic slowed business to a trickle.

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