MUSCAT: In the wake of rising coronavirus cases in Indonesia, the Sultanate’s embassy in Jakarta has advised Omani citizens to take precautions.
Indonesia announced a partial lockdown in Jakarta, across the main island of Java and on Bali as the Southeast Asian nation grapples with an unprecedented wave of coronavirus infections.
In a statement issued, the Omani embassy in Jakarta said. “ The embassy calls on Omani citizens in Indonesia to take precautions and stay away from crowded places, and to communicate with the embassy, due to the imposition of a state of emergency in all Indonesian cities until July 20.”
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