Jakarta Is Lonely Without Human Interaction

JAKARTA - Since morning, the capital city of Jakarta is empty of the activities of its citizens. The protocol roads in this megapolitan are moving quiet, in line with the provincial government policy to implement a work from home (WFH) system.

Teaching and learning activities in schools and colleges also look lonely. This situation is replaced by the learning process via online or e-learning.

The government, both central and regional, continues to express suggestions for implementing social distancing. Social distancing, which means maintaining distance and reducing activities outside the home, is proven to reduce the high spread curve of the corona virus.

Apart from Jakarta, several countries affected by COVID-19 with high numbers have set their respective policies, starting from social distancing, quarantine to lockdown.