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City 5 years ago

Jakarta wants 1,800 additional medical workers by next week

The city is expanding its COVID-19 referral hospitals.

National 5 years ago

Medical workers, police, military to get COVID-19 vaccines first: Erick Thohir

SOEs Minister Erick Thohir has said medical workers, police and military personnel and people living in high-risk areas would be prioritized in the COVID-19 vaccination program.

City 5 years ago

Drenched in sweat, stigma, frontline nurse shares struggle treating COVID-19 patients

D said every day she had to face a lot of challenges, from bearing the discomfort of wearing a hazmat suit to being harassed by frustrated patients.

World 5 years ago

Why the coronavirus is killing so many of Mexico's healthcare workers

Government data indicates that healthcare workers' risk of dying is four times higher than in the United States, and eight times higher than in Brazil.

World 5 years ago

Why the coronavirus is killing so many of Mexico's healthcare workers

Government data indicates that healthcare workers' risk of dying is four times higher than in the United States, and eight times higher than in Brazil.

National 5 years ago

At least 72 Indonesian doctors have died from COVID-19: IDI

“Based on information received by IDI, at least 72 doctors are reported to have died after testing positive for COVID-19 or while being a COVID-19 PDP [patient under surveillance],” IDI spokesperson Halik Malik.

World 5 years ago

Over 13,000 S. African health workers contract coronavirus

Coronavirus has infected some 13,000 South African health workers and killed more than 100 of them, the health ministry said Thursday, as the virus takes a toll on frontline caregivers.

World 5 years ago

Virus-hit India's overwhelmed health workers brace for monsoon

With hospitals already severely stretched, coronavirus-hit India is now bracing for the monsoon and its deadly annual onslaught of mosquito-borne illnesses, with an overwhelmed army of public health workers the only defense.

World 5 years ago

Exhausted Indian doctors fear virus crisis has only begun

Doctors in one of India's top private hospitals shuffle through the intensive care unit wearing full protective suits. Every bed is occupied by coronavirus patients, and fear is building that the worst is still to come.