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Jakarta city employees, students told to work, study from home to curb air pollution
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The Jakarta administration is also working with the central government to ramp up efforts to control vehicle emissions in the city.
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JAKARTA – The Jakarta administration will impose remote working for city employees and home learning for students ahead of the Asean Summit in September, a move aimed at curbing the severe air pollution that has been choking the Indonesian capital in recent months.
Jakarta has consistently ranked among the 10 most polluted cities
