PALEMBANG, Indonesia: For hours, Kholidi pedals his rickshaw through the hazy streets of Palembang in search of passengers.
The schools where the 60-year-old usually finds fares are closed. The normally bustling markets where he waits for customers are quiet.
“I didn’t bring home a single rupiah yesterday and it looks like today will be the same,” said Kholidi, who like many Indonesians goes by one name.
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