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Biking toward Ghost Town

Tuesday, February 11, 2020

Indonesians in China are taking every possible way to return to mother land. It is a journey of endless airport checks.

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Indonesians who arrived from Wuhan, China, enjoy a game of volleyball in front of the Raden Sadjad Air Base hangar, in Ranai, Natuna, Riau Islands, February 4. ANTARA/M. Risyal Hidayat. tempo : 173486692081.

FOUR days of not being able to contact her daughter was a very frustrating period for Mat Suwarsono. He could not get an information how his daughter, Siti Mizabul Ijabah (20), was doing in Natuna, Riau Islands. With 236 other Indonesians and a foreigner who settled in Wuhan City of Hubei Province, Siti—a student of the Hubei University of Science & Technology—was sent on a flight home to escape the novel coronavirus outbreak

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