Protests and international aid are increasing in Indonesia

Protests against the high cost of living and social inequality continue in Indonesia. This was reported by Zamin.uz.

The situation escalated after a Gojek company delivery driver was killed when hit by a police car. This incident caused a great uproar in society and intensified the protests.

In response to the protests, citizens of neighboring countries began ordering food to support Indonesian drivers. They send meals to couriers through the Grab and Gojek apps, asking them to either take the food themselves or share it with others.

Citizens of Malaysia, Singapore, the Philippines, and Thailand support this initiative, considering it an effective way to show solidarity with Indonesians. Indonesian drivers express deep gratitude for such help and emphasize that orders coming from abroad play an important role in easing their difficult situation.

This situation is an example of international cooperation and humanitarianism.