Talking to the press, Anies Baswedansaid that public entertainment such as bars, spas and cinemas would be shutfrom March 23 and public transportation would be limited.
He also urged local companies to letstaff work from home.
As of March 20, Indonesia hadconfirmed 369 COVID-19 cases and 32 deaths. Jakarta, a city of 10 millionpeople, had 215 confirmed infection cases and 18 deaths.
Meanwhile, Singapore reported 40 moreCOVID-19 infection cases on March 20, raising the total number to 385. However,the city-state has to date recorded no deaths from the disease.
The Singaporean Health Ministry saidall gatherings of 250 people or more must be cancelled.
Among other measures, it asked employersto facilitate working from home and stagger working hours to reduce contactbetween staff.
Authorities have previously saidSingapore is not planning for a lockdown but have not ruled it out./.