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More than 60% of Indonesians abroad with COVID-19 have recovered: Ministry
World 5 years ago

More than 60% of Indonesians abroad with COVID-19 have recovered: Ministry

According to the Foreign Ministry, 1,100 Indonesian nationals abroad have tested positive for COVID-19 and 739 have recovered from the disease.
More than 900 Indonesians, including 47 nurses, test positive for COVID-19 abroad
World 5 years ago

More than 900 Indonesians, including 47 nurses, test positive for COVID-19 abroad

The Foreign Ministry revealed on Wednesday that 47 Indonesian nurses working overseas have tested positive for COVID-19, bringing the total number of Indonesians infected abroad to 928.
Police name two suspects linked to death of Indonesian sailor on Chinese vessel
National 5 years ago

Police name two suspects linked to death of Indonesian sailor on Chinese vessel

According to the chronology confirmed by the Foreign Ministry, the Indonesian crewman – identified only by his initial H – died on Jan. 16 when the ship was in Somalian waters. The ministry, however, did not obtain further details regarding the cause of death. H’s body was reportedly thrown into the sea on Jan. 23.
Indonesia looks into report of another citizen dying aboard Chinese fishing ship
World 5 years ago

Indonesia looks into report of another citizen dying aboard Chinese fishing ship

The Foreign Ministry said Sunday it would follow closely the case of an Indonesian crewman who allegedly died aboard a Chinese fishing vessel and was buried in waters near Somalia.
China commits to probe alleged exploitation of Indonesian sailors: Foreign Ministry
World 5 years ago

China commits to probe alleged exploitation of Indonesian sailors: Foreign Ministry

Indonesia and China are working together closely to investigate alleged human rights abuses against dozens of Indonesian crewmen aboard Chinese fishing vessels.
COVID-19: Nearly 90,000 Indonesians return home after more than 700 infected abroad
World 5 years ago

COVID-19: Nearly 90,000 Indonesians return home after more than 700 infected abroad

The government has guaranteed that the returning citizens will follow standardized health protocols to ensure they are not carrying the virus.
COVID-19: More than 1,000 Indonesian Tablighi Jamaat members stranded overseas
World 5 years ago

COVID-19: More than 1,000 Indonesian Tablighi Jamaat members stranded overseas

Only 19 Tablighi Jamaat members have returned to their home country of Indonesia, while 1,129 others are still stranded in 13 countries due to their lockdown policies.
High influx of Indonesian migrant workers from Malaysia, despite call to stay amid outbreak
World 5 years ago

High influx of Indonesian migrant workers from Malaysia, despite call to stay amid outbreak

Many migrant workers have chosen to return to Indonesia after facing hurdles in maintaining their income amid the lockdown.
Nearly 400 Indonesians infected with COVID-19 abroad, with 16 deaths
World 5 years ago

Nearly 400 Indonesians infected with COVID-19 abroad, with 16 deaths

According to ministry data, cruise liners had the highest number of infected Indonesians, with 101 cases, of which nine have recovered and 91 were currently in stable condition.
COVID-19: Indonesian embassies ramp up efforts to help citizens abroad
World 5 years ago

COVID-19: Indonesian embassies ramp up efforts to help citizens abroad

As many countries have imposed stringent measures to fight the COVID-19 pandemic, Indonesian citizens abroad are beginning to face hardships, prompting Indonesian missions to ramp up efforts to ensure their well-being during the pandemic.
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