Despite the coronavirus pandemic, the streets of the Indonesian city of Padang were packed on Friday (May 22nd) night ahead of Eid-al-Fitr which marks the end of the holy month of Ramadan.

Footage showed eager shoppers crowding a clothing market in the West Sumatran city even though they have been advised to stay at home by local authorities.

Indonesia had recorded 21,745 cases of COVID-19 and 1,351 deaths, according to the Johns Hopkins University at 1130 GMT on May 23rd.

this is the condition of Padang city before Idul Fitri or co-19 pandemic period on Friday 22 May 2020.

It seems that Padang city people do not heed the Indonesian government to instruct them to stay indoors when the Covid-19 case was very significant in Indonesia.

one of the thousands of people in Padang city stormed the center of the sidewalk selling a number of clothes such as clothes, pants and sandals without any physical distancing. This new clothing hunting culture is still ahead of the Eid Al-Fitr Kingdom, but it still does not care about the spread of Covid-19.

West Sumatra provincial government until May 22 2020 2020 recorded positive community reaching 438 people.