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PPKM Level 3 in Indonesia during the Nataru holiday period was replaced with activity restrictions specific to each region from December 24, 2021, to January 2, 2022.

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The government decided to cancel PPKM Level 3 and implement region-specific restrictions during the Nataru holiday period based on local conditions.

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COVID-19 cases in Indonesia showed a relatively stable trend with low transmission rates during the recent period.

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Surveys by the Ministry of Health indicated that antibodies in the population were relatively high, and herd immunity was observed in nine agglomeration areas.

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Vaccination rates and immunity levels in Indonesia have increased significantly.

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The government emphasized vaccination and limited public activities to 75% capacity during the Nataru holiday period.

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Travel requirements for Nataru holiday 2021-2022 included vaccination and negative antigen test results.

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Adults traveling long distances were required to have complete vaccination and a negative antigen test result within 24 hours before departure.

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Children traveling during the Nataru holiday had stricter requirements.

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Children needed a PCR test valid for 3 × 24 hours for air travel or a 1 × 24-hour antigen test for land and sea travel.

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The government maintained restrictions despite changing the terminology from PPKM Level 3.

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Public activities were limited to 75% capacity, and only fully vaccinated individuals could access public spaces using the PeduliLindungi app.

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The Ministry of Health highlighted the importance of vaccination during the Nataru holiday period.

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Vaccination was mandatory for long-distance travel, and exemptions were granted only for medical reasons.

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The PeduliLindungi app was essential for public activities during the Nataru holiday.

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The app was used to verify vaccination status and ensure compliance with public health measures.

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COVID-19 restrictions during Nataru aimed to prevent a surge in cases.

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The government implemented specific measures based on regional conditions to control the spread of COVID-19.

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Travel requirements for Nataru holiday emphasized health and safety.

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Travelers needed to meet vaccination and testing requirements to ensure safe movement during the holiday period.