homecoming habits in the Muslim country of Indonesia

homecoming habits in the Muslim country of Indonesia.

homecoming habits in the Muslim country of Indonesia,jakarta-indonesia. in Indonesia as the largest Muslim country in the world. Indonesian residents have a habit that is carried out just before religious holidays.

this habit is called homecoming homecoming is carried out by people who work outside their hometowns. they work outside the city or outside the island. This homecoming activity is very much awaited by most of the Indonesian population because it has become a habit and may also be called culture.

However, it is quite unfortunate for the homecoming activities in the last two years that the Indonesian government has prohibited its residents from doing homecoming. very sad for people. homecoming activities are things to look forward to because they miss their hometown.

At the time of the COVID-19 pandemic, the Indonesian government was intensively preventing the spread of the virus throughout the archipelago. one of which is prohibiting residents from returning to their hometowns in order to prevent the spread as well as minimize it. Pandemic conditions like this are very vulnerable for all countries because there are cases of new virus variants that are happening.

It is very regrettable that when the Indonesian government has taken precautions for its residents not to go home, on the other hand, foreign residents from India have even entered Indonesian territory. the Indonesian government is not firm enough in dealing with problems like this. the Indonesian government is late in preventing the entry of Indian citizens to Indonesia.

Indonesian government repatriated 32 Indians to their country. But that is not enough with the data that the entry of Indian citizens to Indonesia was almost 350 per day in the past 2 months.

It is hoped that the Indonesian government will continue to look for Indian citizens who have entered the territory of Indonesia and return them back to their country. and this must be taken seriously by the Indonesian government.