‘Ghosts’ deployed to scare Indonesians into staying home to slow spread of the coronavirus - video Dailymotion

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South China Morning Post

7 years ago

A neighbourhood in Indonesia’s Central Java province has deployed some ‘ghosts’ to patrol the streets and scare people into staying home in order to curb the spread of the coronavirus.

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