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National 6 years ago
Explainer: Will Indonesia be Southeast Asia’s Italy? A review of how the nation is battling COVID-19
Questions linger about whether the measures taken by the government are enough to prevent the country from descending into a crisis of the scale now seen in Iran and Italy, where the death toll has reached thousands, or even worse.
National 6 years ago
COVID-19: Indonesia to provide financial incentives for frontline doctors, nurses
The government is providing a Rp 15 million (US$886.79) incentive to medical specialists, Rp 10 million to physicians and dentists, Rp 7.5 million to nurses and Rp 5 million to other medical staff members, President Joko "Jokowi" Widodo said.
National 6 years ago
COVID-19: Jokowi issues decree on relief budget reallocation, medical supply distribution
Other provisions in the decree involve faster and more efficient replenishment of rapidly-depleting medical supplies, including protective gear, to ensure that the needs of health workers on the frontlines are promptly met.
National 6 years ago
COVID-19: Inadequate medical supplies take toll on lives of Indonesian medical workers
A hospital crisis looms as reports indicate that the combined capacity of the 132 referral hospitals designated to treat COVID-19 patients is far from adequate. Protective gear for medical workers is in short supply in both referral and regular hospitals across the country.
National 6 years ago
COVID-19: South Sulawesi cancels mass religious event, but not before thousands arrive on site
“We only gathered to pray together, listen to sermons and be closer to Allah. Local bureaucracy was apparently more scared of the coronavirus, which is a tiny organism,” Sentot Abu Thoriq, a member of the event committee, told The Jakarta Post.
