Musulmanes en Indonesia comenzaron Ramadán bajo el confinamiento

In Indonesia, the start of Ramadan is marked by strict COVID-19 restrictions, preventing religious gatherings. The government urges people to pray at home and restricts travel from Jakarta. Many face economic hardships, needing to work despite the pandemic. Indonesia reports over 8,000 COVID-19 cases and nearly 700 deaths, the highest in Asia after China. The virus causes mild to severe symptoms, with some cases leading to death.

What measures did the Indonesian government take during Ramadan to prevent the spread of COVID-19?

• Encouraged public gatherings

• Closed all markets

• Allowed unrestricted travel

• Promoted at-home prayers

Why are many Indonesians finding it difficult to stay at home during the pandemic?

• They enjoy outdoor activities

• They have economic needs

• They dislike their homes

• They want to travel

What is a significant challenge faced by Indonesians during this Ramadan?

• Higher employment rates

• Struggle with unemployment

• Increased travel opportunities

• More religious gatherings

How does Indonesia's COVID-19 death toll compare to other Asian countries?

• It is the same as Japan

• It is higher than any Asian country except China

• It is lower than China

• It is the highest in Asia

What is the range of symptoms caused by the new coronavirus?

• Only severe symptoms

• Only mild symptoms

• Mild to moderate symptoms for most, severe for some

• No symptoms at all