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The transportation ministry prepares to enter the new normal, with flights to and from Bali's I Gusti Ngurah Rai International Airport. Director General of Civil Aviation from the Ministry of Transportation, Novie Riyanto, noted in a statement received in Jakarta, Saturday, that Bali had been making preparation to enter the new normal era, by following the provisions and health protocols being enacted. As quoted by Antara, in this time passengers looking to enter Bali through the I Gusti Ngurah Rai International Airport, should hold a document that shows negative results for COVID-19, from a swab test based on the Polymerase Chain Reaction (PCR). Before conducting inspections at the airport, the director general held a meeting with Bali Governor I Wayan Koster in Denpasar. During the meeting, the Ministry of Transportation expressed support to fulfil the aspirations of the Bali provincial government, in a bid to boost the island’s tourism and economic potential by continuing to prioritize health protocols, to prevent the spread of COVID-19 in all transportation services on land, at sea, and in air//ANT

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Indonesians in Minneapolis remain secure and safe, as violent protests and fires broke out in this largest city in the US State of Minnesota, over the past 72 hours after African-American George Floyd’s recent death. In its press statement, quoted by Antara, the Indonesian Consulate General in Chicago, confirmed the safe and secure condition of Indonesians, in the major metropolitan areas of Minneapolis and Saint Paul. The Indonesian Consulate General in Chicago has communicated with the Indonesian citizens in the Twin Cities area, it stated. George Floyd died after a Minneapolis police officer placed his knee on Floyd's neck, while apprehending him on Monday evening May 25, for allegedly attempting to pay a store with a fake US$20 banknote. The 46-year-old African-American's death fuelled public ire and protests in several cities across the US, including Atlanta, Georgia//ANT

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The Juanda International Airport is ready to implement the healthcare protocol guidelines, drafted by state-owned airport operator PT Angkasa Pura I, for its airports in anticipation of the new normal. As quoted by Antara on Friday, commenting on the central government's decision to enforce a new normal in the wake of COVID-19, the airport's general manager, Colonel Heru Prasetyo, said the guideline can soon be socialized and implemented at Juanda International Airport. The new normal protocol guideline sets down standard operating procedures and conditions, that passengers need to meet for domestic and international travel, he said, adding the guideline also prescribes preventive measures, that airport operators need to apply. The guideline is not just directed at passengers, but also all business partners and personnel of the East Java-based airport authority//ANT

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The House of Representatives’ members paid a visit to the Indonesian Chamber of Commerce and Industry on Friday, to capture the aspirations of businesspersons for applying governmental policies to usher in the new normal. As quoted by Antara, Chairman of the Indonesian Chamber of Commerce and Industry Rosan P. Roeslani stated in Jakarta, that for adapting to the new normal, the business sector will make its preparations and implement health protocols optimally, and with discipline in various sectors. The implementation of the new normal policy is in accordance with Minister of Health Decree on Guidance on Prevention and Control of the Coronavirus Disease 2019 (COVID-19) at Offices and Industrial Workplaces, in Support of Business Sustainability in Pandemic Situations//ANT