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Search A Tanah Abang market trader gets a jab of Covid-19 vaccine during second phase of Covid-19 mass vaccination in Tanah Abang market, Central Jakarta on Feb 17, 2021. (JG Photo/Yudha Baskoro) WHO's Approval of Sinopharm to Boost Vaccine Access in Indonesia BY :JAKARTA GLOBE MAY 11, 2021 Jakarta. World Health Organization's recent nod for the Chinese Covid-19 jab, Sinopharm, for emergency use can boost vaccine access and consequently pave the way for herd immunity in Indonesia. Last week, WHO granted Sinopharm an emergency use listing...

Search A police officer stops a vehicle at an exodus checkpoint at Cikupa Toll, Tangerang, Banten on May 6, 2021. (B1 Photo/Ruht Semiono) Strict Sanctions Await Idul Fitri Homecoming Ban Violators BY :JAKARTA GLOBE MAY 07, 2021 Jakarta. The government will impose sanctions on those who defy the 2021 Idul Fitri homecoming ban as a drastic measure to contain coronavirus transmission. Mudik or going back to one's hometown to celebrate Idul Fitri has been a long-running tradition among Indonesians. The pandemic-induced ban, which takes effec...

Police, communities across US fight back against anti-Asian hate crimes Across the United States, law enforcement agencies are scrambling to better protect Asian communities amid a wave of violence targeting them since lockdowns Updated 05 April 2021 April 05, 2021 10:00 SAN JOSE: More than a dozen San Jose, California, police officers walked through the white arches of the Grand Century Mall in “Little Saigon” to reassure a Vietnamese-American community fearful over the rise in anti-Asian hate crimes in the United States. The officers walked through the arcade of hair and nail salons, r...

Mar 01 2021, 6:07 AM February 26 2021, 2:01 PM March 01 2021, 6:07 AM (Bloomberg) -- Indonesia is letting the private sector run their own Covid-19 vaccination program alongside the government’s to accelerate Southeast Asia’s largest inoculation drive. (Bloomberg) -- Indonesia is letting the private sector run their own Covid-19 vaccination program alongside the government’s to accelerate Southeast Asia’s largest inoculation drive. Private entities must use a different vaccine supply from the government’s stockpile, provide the shots for free and submit data of the re...