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National 5 years ago
Indonesia to provide more self-isolation centers for asymptomatic, mild COVID-19 cases
The Indonesian government is set to provide more facilities to house asymptomatic coronavirus patients or those with mild symptoms to self-isolate, as the number of COVID-19 transmissions continue to hit new high in the country.
City 5 years ago
Athletes village in Jakarta to house asymptomatic COVID-19 patients
As the number of confirmed cases and fatalities from COVID-19 continues to rise, the government has prepared an apartment tower from the former Kemayoran athletes village – now an emergency hospital for infected patients in Central Jakarta – to house asymptomatic coronavirus patients for isolation, a top official said on Saturday.
City 5 years ago
Returning migrant workers wait for COVID-19 tests for hours outside emergency hospital
Hundreds of migrant workers recently returning from other countries were forced to spend hours waiting for polymerase chain reaction (PCR) tests outside the Kemayoran Athletes Village COVID-19 emergency hospital due to technical problems.
Business 5 years ago
Grab offers free scooter rides for health workers in COVID-19 emergency hospital
Grab Indonesia is providing free GrabWheels electric scooters for medical personnel treating COVID-19 patients at the emergency hospital in the former athletes village in Kemayoran, Central Jakarta.
City 5 years ago
COVID-19: Here's how to receive treatment at Jakarta’s makeshift hospital
The facility also prioritizes COVID-19 patients, elderly suspects and suspects with mild to moderate breathing problems, says Jakarta Military commander and hospital head Maj. Gen. Eko Margiyono. However, he says patients with severe and worsening symptoms would be referred to another hospital.
