The pandemic has almost exhausted the deposit of stamina and spirit of vitality of the public, especially the lower classes, who are very vulnerable to the turmoil of a national economic crisis.

During the pandemic, sales have been uncertain. I’ve only sold five bowls of meatballs today. Before, I would sell more than 10 bowls.

Amidst the difficulties in accessing health services like it is at present, self-isolating residents need more attention and care. The impact can be fatal if they are neglected.

The desire to give and share has remained high, even though the Covid-19 pandemic has overcast the start of 2021.

For almost a year, no parts of our life were spared from COVID-19. However, the pandemic did not erode some people’s faith in caring for others.

Support from families, relatives and neighbors is fortifying social capital amid the uncertainties of the Covid-19 pandemic. People that have recovered from Covid-19 attest to the social capital’s benefits.

Solidarity has been a characteristic of Indonesian people for years. Amid the Covid-19 pandemic, that solidarity has only grown into a lifestyle for citizens as they adapt to the new normal.