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View all search resultsAs Indonesian hospitals face oxygen, bed and personnel shortages amid the ongoing COVID-19 surge, the government has updated its requirements for inbound international travelers that includes proof of vaccination, despite the lack of a global verification standard for such documentation issued abroad.
Prefacing his announcement that Indonesia now has 105 million vaccine bulk units after the latest shipment arrived on Wednesday, the health minister cautioned that rigorously following the health protocols was still needed whether people had been vaccinated or not.
As the government prepares to tighten health protocols and mobility restrictions across Java and Bali, experts have called on members of the general population to do what they can to prevent the crisis from spiraling out of control.
The Jakarta administration appears to remain confident in its approach to handling COVID-19 even as it sees a frightening resurgence of COVID-19 cases in the past week, instead blaming the general population for being lax with health protocols.