Indonesia will trim its free meals programme in primary and secondary schools from six to five days a week starting Tuesday (Mar 31), except in regions with high malnutrition. JAKARTA: Indonesia will make cuts to its free school meals programme from Tuesday (Mar 31) as it seeks to set aside billions of dollars to counteract budget pressures brought on by the Middle East war and soaring oil prices. The programme, which feeds an estimated 60 million children and pregnant and breastfeeding women