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City 5 years ago
'It will be boring, but safer': Doctors plead Jakartans to stay home for year-end holidays
Amid an increasing number of COVID-19 cases and hospitalizations in the capital, a doctors association is calling on Jakartans to stay at home during the Christmas and New Year holidays to prevent a further spike in cases.
Business 5 years ago
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'Ample room' in COVID-19 budget, say officials, despite low spending and record cases
As calls for the government to speed up spending on its coronavirus response continue amid the expected post-holiday surge in new cases, the COVID-19 task force has said it has ample spending room.
National 5 years ago
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Moeldoko, Ganjar's claims of false COVID-19 diagnoses harmful, miss core problems
As Indonesia struggles to suppress COVID-19 cases and deaths, government officials appear to be shifting the blame to hospitals by raising claims of false diagnoses -- which medical professionals say would erode public trust and further delay treatments, all the while missing the core of the problem: long testing turnaround times.
National 5 years ago
Hospital association slams govt for claiming false COVID-19 diagnoses by doctors
The Indonesian Hospital Association (PERSI) has expressed dismay over the government’s suggestion that some health facilities across the country had used COVID-19 diagnoses for profit, noting that it would only further erode public trust in the country’s healthcare system.
City 5 years ago
Jakarta sees rising COVID-19 hospitalizations
Medical workers in Jakarta are concerned about the increasing bed occupancy rates in the city’s hospitals and the increasing number of COVID-19 cases, with the capital extending on Thursday its transitional period of large-scale social restrictions (PSBB) for another two weeks.
