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Since the end of August 2021, PPKM/social and mobility restriction levels in Indonesia are starting to be lowered[1]. Albeit being done initially on certain regions

Since the end of August 2021, PPKM/social and mobility restriction levels in Indonesia are starting to be lowered[1]. Albeit being done initially on certain regions

The new normal – what does it entail? For some, it means that mandatory testing for COVID-19 has become an unavoidable part of life. And

In the years before the pandemic in Indonesia, new tourism spots were popping up everywhere, capitalizing on activities as simple as photo spots – a

Phone balance usage in Indonesia is high due to a number of reasons. In Indonesia, 95% of internet users access them through their phones[1]. This

When staying at home, what are our options for entertainment? One that came to mind would be reading books. During the pandemic, where a lot

Free delivery promotions are one of the most common promotions being offered by e-commerce retailers in Indonesia. Knowing that, is it really that significant at
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