Ridwan Kamil, governor of West Java, was the first to introduce wide spread rapid testing in his province, uncovering potentially hundreds of unconfirmed cases of the coronavirus. He says Indonesia's true number of infections may be a multiple of the official tally. But the annual pilgrimage home ahead of Ramadan, which starts later this month, may spread the deadly virus deep into Indonesia's far flung places where it's tough to find and treat. Rather locking down Jakarta, Governor Kamil is still counting on education and help from religious leaders to help convince the faithful to stay in the cities for now.

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