Examples of using Lockdowns in English and their translations into Indonesian
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There aren't a lot of lockdowns left.
Lockdowns and other internal restrictions.
Kashmir has seen mass arrests and lockdowns before.
The Chinese government has ordered lockdowns, flight cancellations and has shut schools in many cities.
The pandemic has resulted in travel restrictions and nationwide lockdowns in several countries.
Other cities that have put lockdowns in place have allowed people to leave every few days to buy food.
In the worst affected countries including Italy,Spain and France, lockdowns like in China in January.
The government followed it up with lockdowns in 75 districts where COVID cases had occurred as well as all major cities.
Fears of retaliatory sectarian violence have already caused Muslimcommunities to flee their homes amid bomb scares, lockdowns and security sweeps.
To contain the spread, China's government had ordered lockdowns, canceled flights and shut schools in many cities.
To get around lockdowns on WiFi mode FoxFi may prompt you to install a certificate on your phone, this will cause the Android system to enforce a screen lock and show a security message in notification.
Businesses in China have been forced to close orlimit their activity amid lockdowns in some provinces in an effort to curb the spread of the virus.
But it added that“in certain specific circumstances, measures that restrict the movement of people may prove temporarily useful”-a possible reference to lockdowns within China that have affected millions of people.
The Indian government has gotten the hint, and with increasing pressure from environmentaliststhey have put into effect even stricter lockdowns on the island and a complete no-interference policy, abandoning any future plans to try to help or make any contact with the island's inhabitants at all, and to rather leave them to their own inscrutable devices.
Jonathan Ball, a professor of virology at molecular virology at the University of Nottingham in Britain,said the lockdowns appear to be justified scientifically.
On 27 March,dozens of Indonesian medical professors have called for""local lockdowns"", saying that the government's policy of physical distancing is not""effective.
Some countries and regions, especially severely affected ones, are implementing emergency lockdowns and restrictions on people's movements and activities, even for those who haven't recently been abroad.
Since late last month, the world's second-largest economyhas suffered prolonged business closures, lockdowns and travel restrictions due to the outbreak that hit around the Lunar New Year holidays, a peak time for travel and business.
Since late last month, the world's second-largest economyhas suffered prolonged business closures, lockdowns and travel restrictions due to the outbreak that hit around the Lunar New Year holidays, a peak time for travel and business.
They may also carry major downsides in the long run, Xi Chen, a public health expert at Yale University,pointed out that lockdowns not only have negative economic repercussions but also break down the“social cohesion that binds people at this special moment.”.