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Society 1 year ago
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Indonesia performs first telerobotic surgery on human in Southeast Asia
The surgeon, situated in Bali, successfully performed a surgery on a patient in Jakarta with the help of robotic arms connected in a high-speed network connection, making the first operation on humans conducted remotely in Southeast Asia.
National 4 years ago
Indonesia welcomes medical equipment, oxygen supplies from Singapore, Australia
Assistance from neighboring countries began trickling into Indonesia on Friday, as Singapore and Australia sent medical equipment and oxygen supplies, with more countries expected to deliver on their pledges,
World 5 years ago
Mexico may accept medical kit in barter for presidential jet
Mexico's government is considering a $120 million bid for a luxurious presidential jet after an unidentified prospective buyer offered to pay part in cash and part in medical equipment, a government official said on Monday.
World 5 years ago
Indonesia to receive first delivery of COVID-19 ventilators from US in June
The donation of the ventilators is the result of a previous call between President Joko “Jokowi” Widodo and President Donald Trump in April, during which the two leaders agreed to build cooperation to tackle the COVID-19 crisis in their respective countries, including finding ways to overcome shortages of medical equipment.
Opinion 5 years ago
Working together to fight COVID-19 and build community anew
China has sent medical expert teams to five ASEAN countries, namely Cambodia, the Philippines, Myanmar, Laos and Malaysia, which accounts for nearly one-third of the total Chinese medical expert teams sent abroad. The virus-testing labs China helped to build in the Philippines and Myanmar have been put into use.
