12,000 Indonesian citizens to return to Indonesia

Doni Monardo, chairman of Indonesia's anti-COVID-19 task force, said more than 12,000 Indonesian citizens who worked on foreign cruise ships would return to Indonesia, Kompas reported. According to data received by the President, 89,000 Indonesian migrant workers returned to the country after the coronavirus outbreak. In the next two weeks, about 17 cruise ships will be anchored in Priok and Benoa, Doni Monardo said. An estimated 16,000 more migrant workers will return to Indonesia. According to the news agency, various competitions were held by the Consulate General of Indonesia in Melbourne, Australia, in collaboration with the Indonesian Students Association of Australia, to mark National Education Day as well as efforts to combat the epidemic COVID-19 Read also: