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The government bans vehicles from entering or leaving the Jakarta metropolitan area to prevent Mudik, a local observance in which migrants and migrant workers return home for Ramadan.
Sources: The Jakarta Post
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- Indonesia's government ban vehicles entering and leaving Jakarta metropolitan area regions to prevent traditional Ramadan exodus (Mudik).
- Indonesia's government bans vehicles from entering or leaving the Jakarta metropolitan area to prevent Mudik, a local observance in which migrants and migrant workers return home for Ramadan.
- The Indonesian government bans vehicles from entering or leaving the Jakarta metropolitan area to prevent Mudik, a local observance in which migrants and migrant workers return home for Ramadan.
- The government bans vehicles from entering or leaving the Jakarta metropolitan area to prevent Mudik, a local observance in which migrants and migrant workers return home for Ramadan.
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Muslims begin fasting at the start of the lunar calendar month of Ramadan, 2015.