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World 5 years ago

US in mourning over 500,000 Covid deaths, UK sees hope

President Joe Biden ordered flags lowered to half mast Monday after the United States crossed the "heartbreaking" milestone of 500,000 Covid-19 deaths, while Britain eyed lifting lockdowns in the latest sign of global gains against the pandemic.

World 5 years ago

Guinea reports first Ebola cases since 2016, including three deaths

The patients fell ill with diarrhoea, vomiting and bleeding after attending a burial in Goueke sub-prefecture. The five still alive have been isolated in treatment centres, the agency ANSS said on Sunday.

National 5 years ago

COVID-19 handling ‘not that bad’, Jokowi says as nation surpasses 300,000 cases

"In fact, it is quite good,” he added.

National 5 years ago

COVID-19: Health Ministry forms team to probe doctor deaths

The Health Ministry has formed a team to investigate the high death toll among doctors from COVID-19, the Indonesian Medical Association (IDI) has announced.

National 6 years ago

Nation grieves deaths of medical workers

According to the Indonesian Medical Association (IDI), 107 doctors had died of COVID-19 as of Monday.

National 6 years ago

Indonesia records another single-day high in new COVID-19 cases

Thursday’s death toll of 120 was also the third-highest daily increase recorded since the outbreak began in March.

National 6 years ago

Indonesia records highest daily COVID-19 death toll yet

East Java reported most fatalities with 30 deaths, followed by Papua with eight and South Sumatra and Jakarta with seven deaths each.

City 6 years ago

Jakarta buries 283 COVID-19 victims, suspected victims in under a month

“This shows that the situation in Jakarta is very concerning. That is why I am asking the public to see the numbers not as only as statistics. They were our fellow residents and were healthy just a month ago," Jakarta Governor Anies Baswedan said.