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Southeast Asia reporter at REDD Intelligence. Ex @business, @cnbcindonesia, @reuters & @bisnisindgroup. All tweets/RTs are my own. Tips: aaditya@isimarkets.com
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Indonesia, Singapore to Start Quarantine-Free Travel Bubble for Fully Vaccinated Original

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By Arys Aditya Verified
| ndtvprofit.com
Indonesia and Singapore are starting a quarantine-free travel between the two countries to spur the economy as Covid-19's omicron cases become more dominant. A dedicated travel bubble arrangement between the resort islands of Batam-Bintan in Indonesia and the city state would boost tourism and other economic activities, according to Coordinating Minister for Economic Affairs Airlangga Hartarto.
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A Million Covid Shots Thrown Out Before Indonesia Can Use Them

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By Arys Aditya Verified
| ndtvprofit.com
More than a million Covid-19 vaccine shots expired in Indonesia before they could be given out, as most of them were donated with a short shelf life. Of the 1.1 million doses that were thrown out, about 98% were donated just one to three months away from expiry, Health Minister Budi Gunadi Sadikin said in parliament on Wednesday.
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Indonesia Removes Ban on Foreign Arrivals for Recovery Boost

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By Arys Aditya Verified
| ndtvprofit.com
Indonesia lifted a ban on all foreign arrivals and kept the required isolation period at 7 days in a bid to keep the economy going, even as local Covid-19 infections continued to climb. Authorities last week removed all 14 heavily-infected nations from its travel ban list, allowing travelers from countries including South Africa and the U.K. to enter its borders starting from Jan. 12, according to a statement by the Covid-19 Task Force.
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