Indonesia Restricts Public Gatherings to Control Virus Outbreak
Members of the Indonesian Red Cross Society (IFRC) wearing protective suits and masks spray disinfectants on railings on a platform at the Kemayoran train station in Jakarta.
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Indonesian police have called on the public to avoid public gatherings, including religious activities, as the government tries to control the spread of coronavirus.