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View all search resultsCOVID-19-test
Society 3 years ago
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Testing rate drops amid improvement in COVID-19 situation
The rate of COVID-19 testing in Indonesia has dropped significantly in the last two months as the pandemic situation continues to improve across the country after the Omicron-fueled third wave reached its peak in mid-February.
Executive Column 4 years ago
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Executive Column: Roche Indonesia says pandemic limelighted diagnostics
The pandemic has caused disruption as well as prompted innovation in the pharmaceutical industry, with Roche Diagnostics Indonesia waiting for the government to green-light its at-home COVID-19 test kits for sales and distribution.
National 4 years ago
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Indonesia looks to India for COVID-19 response template, testing remains key
With unprecedented numbers of daily cases and deaths in the past week, and a collapsed healthcare system, Indonesia appears to be looking to India -- which managed to reduce the virus spread within two months – in the hope that there could be an end to the current nightmare.
Business 4 years ago
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Spitting contest: Indonesian, Singaporean firms offer saliva-based COVID-19 tests
State-owned pharmaceutical holding company PT Bio Farma recently released a spit sample COVID-19 test kit named Bio Saliva developed in cooperation with genomic technology start-up Nusantics.
National 4 years ago
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Indonesia’s static positivity rate highlights persisting gaps in testing capacity, capability
Despite the ongoing nationwide surge in COVID-19 cases, the positivity rate has remained relatively unchanged, a sign that Indonesia's pandemic response is still hamstrung by low testing capacity and a shortage in medical resources.
National 4 years ago
More tests, local monitoring: Authorities step up virus prevention as ‘mudik’ travelers return
The COVID-19 task force will perform more random testing on intercity travelers and tighten checks on people traveling from Sumatra amid the rise of confirmed cases in Indonesia's westernmost island.
