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McDonald's BTS-Meal Frenzy Causes Covid Scare In Indonesia
More than a dozen Indonesian McDonald's outlets were temporarily shuttered Wednesday over virus fears as the chain's new BTS meal deal sparked frenzied buying from fans in the K-pop mad country.
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"Corona Is Like Your Wife": Anger Over Indonesia Minister's Sexist Remark
An Indonesian minister is under fire after he compared coronavirus to rebellious wives, in remarks aimed at soothing public fears about easing COVID-19 restrictions across the Southeast Asian archipelago.
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Indonesian Inmates Cheer Early Release Over Coronavirus Fears In Dance Video
A group of Indonesian inmates celebrated their early release over coronavirus fears in a video that shows them dancing out of prison to a remixed version of music from Spongebob Squarepants.
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Indonesia Sells Bats, Snakes Despite Government's Coronavirus Warning
Bats, rats and snakes are still being sold at an Indonesian market known for its wildlife offerings, despite a government request to take them off the menu over fears of a link to the deadly coronavirus.
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McDonald's BTS-Meal Frenzy Causes Covid Scare In Indonesia
More than a dozen Indonesian McDonald's outlets were temporarily shuttered Wednesday over virus fears as the chain's new BTS meal deal sparked frenzied buying from fans in the K-pop mad country.
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"Corona Is Like Your Wife": Anger Over Indonesia Minister's Sexist Remark
An Indonesian minister is under fire after he compared coronavirus to rebellious wives, in remarks aimed at soothing public fears about easing COVID-19 restrictions across the Southeast Asian archipelago.
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Indonesian Inmates Cheer Early Release Over Coronavirus Fears In Dance Video
A group of Indonesian inmates celebrated their early release over coronavirus fears in a video that shows them dancing out of prison to a remixed version of music from Spongebob Squarepants.
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Indonesia Sells Bats, Snakes Despite Government's Coronavirus Warning
Bats, rats and snakes are still being sold at an Indonesian market known for its wildlife offerings, despite a government request to take them off the menu over fears of a link to the deadly coronavirus.
