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National 5 years ago
PCR test can detect COVID-19 new variant: IDI
“I liken the new variant of the coronavirus to a person who changes his outfit. The PCR test still can detect them. We should not be too worried,” Zubairi said during a talk show hosted by the National Disaster Mitigation Agency (BNPB) in Jakarta on Tuesday, kompas.com reported.
National 5 years ago
Task force forms special team to monitor COVID-19 infected doctors' health
“This team, which comprises experts, doctors and medical volunteers, has been formed to monitor the quality of health treatment for doctors who are infected with COVID-19,” said Wiku in a statement on Wednesday.
City 5 years ago
'It will be boring, but safer': Doctors plead Jakartans to stay home for year-end holidays
Amid an increasing number of COVID-19 cases and hospitalizations in the capital, a doctors association is calling on Jakartans to stay at home during the Christmas and New Year holidays to prevent a further spike in cases.
National 5 years ago
Most nurses who died of COVID-19 were stationed in patient rooms: PPNI
According to IDI data, which was released on Saturday, the total figure comprised 192 doctors, 14 dentists and 136 nurses. The deceased doctors were 101 general practitioners (including four professors), 89 specialists (seven professors) and two residents.
National 5 years ago
COVID-19 claims life of Indonesian Medical Association official
The recent death of Andrianto Purnawan, the head of the Indonesian Medical Association’s (IDI) public participation acceleration team for COVID-19 mitigation, adds to the rising number of medical personnel who have succumbed to the coronavirus.
