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Finally President Joko Widodo banned the homecoming which will take effect on April 24, 2020. This decision was taken based on a survey study from the Ministry of Transportation. There are 68 percent of respondents who decided not to go home in the middle of the Covid-19 pandemic. However, there are still 24 percent who insist to remain going home, and 7 percent who have gone home to their destination. As for the sanctions prohibition going home will refer to the Health Quarantine Law number 6 of 2018.

DKI Jakarta Governor Anies Baswedan said, DKI Jakarta Provincial Government will increase discipline or enforcement in the second period of Large-Scale Social Restrictions (PSBB) in DKI.  If in the first period of the PSBB, from April 10 to April 23, 2020 violators were only given a warning and education, in the future enforcement would be tightened.  The action will be carried out by the DKI Jakarta Provincial Government in collaboration with the Jakarta Metropolitan Police and the Jaya Military District Command. According to him, action needs to be taken because there are still many people and companies that do not heed the DKI Jakarta Provincial Government's prohibition during the PSBB. Anies ensured that all violators were no longer given a warning but were immediately dealt with. It is known, Anies Baswedan has officially extended the implementation of PSBB in Jakarta.  PSBB extension will be carried out for the next 28 days. The second period of the PSBB

Indonesia again announced the addition of  Corona  cases  in Indonesia.  At present 283 new cases are positive, bringing a total of 7,418 cases.  Total until Wednesday (4/22/2020) there were 913 cases recovered, and 635 cases died.     The distribution of 283 new positive cases of the Corona COVID-19 virus is as follows: Bali 2 IN Yogyakarta 3 DKI Jakarta 119 West Java 6 Central Java 30 East Java 35 West Kalimantan 4 East Kalimantan 1 Central Kalimantan 15 South Kalimantan 9 West Nusa Tenggara 15 West Sumatra 5 North Sumatra 9 South Sulawesi 13 Central Sulawesi 2 North Maluku 8 West Papua 1 Papua 5 West Sulawesi 1

Bhima Yudhistira, an economist at the Institute for Development of Economics and Finance (Indef), suggested that the Corruption Eradication Commission (KPK) and the budget supervisory authority should explore the issue of conflicts of interest in app ointing  Ruangguru  as a partner of  the Work Card .  It still must be done even though CEO  Ruangguru  Belva Devara has resigned from the position of Special Staff of the President (Stafsus) Joko Widodo.  Bhima said that if the government really wanted to break the contract with Ruangguru, it wasn't because Belva resigned, but there really was a conflict of interest in the MoU appointing the Workers' partners.       Bhima explained that Belva was actually late in resigning as Special Staff.  Belva should choose one of the Ruangguru Special Staff or CEO. Bhima said Minister of Education and Culture (Mendikbud) Nadiem Makarim had done so to avoid conflicts of interest.  Nadiem resigned as CEO of Gojek after he was

The opening of the registration for the second wave of the Work Card Program was postponed to tomorrow, Tuesday (4/21/2020). Previously, registration for wave II Pre-Employment Card was scheduled for today, Monday (4/20/2020). Director of Communication for the Work Card Program Panji Winanteya Ruky said that currently operational management is still in the process of verifying the data of the first wave of the Workers Card Beneficiaries. As of last Thursday, there were 5.96 million people who had registered for the pre-employment card program with 4.42 who had gone through the e-mail verification stage. From this data, of the 3.29 million who have passed the verification of the Population Registration Number (NIK), 2.78 million have successfully passed through the process of randomizing the system to join as the first wave of participants in the Pre-Employment Card program. Panji also argued that the announcement of the withdrawal of participants for the first wave of Work

A unique phenomenon emerged during the corona pandemic.  Indonesian society is being confused with the ever increasing case of corona.  Another phenomenon emerged and came to the attention of the Indonesian people.  Traders in Pasar Gede, Solo were shocked by the emergence of earthworms with a considerable amount.  The appearance of worms that are too many makes it into the public spotlight.  According to one of the traders in Pasar Gede explained the emergence of the worms at 05.30 WIB Saturday, April 18, 2020. Because there are too many worms to fill the streets.  The community tried to clean it, but the action was in vain because worms continued to appear.  Until noon, the number of worms continues to appear even though not as much as the first time they appear.  The emergence of these worms was recognized by Pasar Gede traders for the first time. A similar incident  also occurred in Candirejo, Ngawe, Klaten, Central Java.  Some Twitter users perpetuate the incident and