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National 4 years ago
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Overworked, demoralized: Indonesian health workers battle unprecedented case wave
A deadly second wave of COVID-19 has taken a devastating toll on the country's doctors, nurses and other health workers, many of who are becoming ill from overwork or demoralized from watching their colleagues fall to the virus.
City 5 years ago
Overwhelmed by patients from nearby cities, Jakarta turns to central government
Jakarta Governor Anies Baswedan has asked the central government to take over the COVID-19 response in Greater Jakarta -- which comprises Jakarta and its neighboring cities -- as the capital is running out of hospital beds as a result of the overwhelming number of patients from the nearby cities over which Jakarta has no jurisdiction.
World 5 years ago
Most US COVID-19 vaccines go idle as New York, Florida move to penalize hospitals
In New York, hospitals must administer vaccines within a week of receiving them or face a fine and a reduction in future supplies, Governor Andrew Cuomo said, hours before announcing the state's first known case of a new, more infectious coronavirus variant originally detected in Britain.
National 5 years ago
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Hospitals, cemeteries overwhelmed as Jakarta faces new spike in COVID-19 cases
The double-burial policy has provided a glimpse into the state of the outbreak in Jakarta, where there have been renewed calls to reimpose large-scale social restrictions (PSBB) amid soaring cases, deaths and hospital occupancy rates.
