Photos of an airport in Indonesia packed with people have caused uproar online.
On Thursday, passengers filled the Soekarno-Hatta Airport near Jarkata, after domestic flights were reopened with restrictions in place.
The people allowed to fly include state officials, those who deliver essential services and people needing emergency medical care.
In order to travel, one needs tests results showing that he or she is Covid-19 negative or a health certificate from a local hospital.
Airport operators said they would ensure that social distance is maintained in every area, but many are upset because the rules are not being firmly enforced.
Masih mau menghambat orang-orang pergi Jumatan? Masih mau wanti-wanti warga tak boleh sholat Iedul Fitri di masjid?
— ˜”*°•.˜”*°• pejalan •°*”˜.•°*”˜ (@Effendi____) May 14, 2020
Dua fenomena di bawah ini; Terminal 2 Bandara Soetta dan McD Sarinah, Jakarta, warga dibiarkan berhamburan sementara sholat ke masjid, dipersulit. pic.twitter.com/mWVMMry6fo
Source: BBC News
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