JAKARTA -- Ramadan is usually a bumper time of year for shopping malls in the Indonesian capital as friends meet for dinner after the daytime fast. Not this year.
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People wearing protective masks shop at a supermarket on the outskirts of Jakarta amid the coronavirus pandemic on May 26. © Reuters
JAKARTA -- Ramadan is usually a bumper time of year for shopping malls in the Indonesian capital as friends meet for dinner after the daytime fast. Not this year.