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Grave diggers work on a grave at Pondok Rangon public cemetery, reserved for suspected COVID-19 victims on December 24, 2020 in Jakarta, Indonesia. Indonesia is still struggling to contain thousands of new daily cases of coronavirus amid an easing of rules to allow economic activity to resume, as its economy is ravaged by the virus and a new year approaches. A country of 270 million spread over a vast archipelago of islands, Indonesia has the worst outbreak in Southeast Asia, and also has the lowest testing rates in the region. The government announced this week that it will distribute enough vaccines to cover 181 million people starting in January – a glimmer of hope after what has been a grim year. (Photo by Ulet Ifansasti/Getty Images)
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