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, by BAL Charan, MECKELBURG Rebecca
Just over six months after the first COVID-19 case was officially confirmed in Indonesia, it is clear that it has failed to control the pandemic.
As of early October, infection numbers have yet to peak and continue to rise at more than 4000 new cases per day. Testing rates, at 12,272 tests per (...)
, by Bloomberg
• A mix of cultural, religious and geographical factors have made it almost impossible for Joko Widodo’s government to contain the virus
• The country is now caught between limiting the pathogen’s deadly spread and the difficulties of enforcing isolation for millions who have to work to eat (...)
, by CNN Indonesia
Jakarta — Confederation of United Indonesian Workers (KPBI) Deputy Chairperson Jumisih has criticised the plan to carry out rapid test for the coronavirus (Covid-19) on 575 members of the House of Representatives (DPR) and their families this week.
Jumisih said that the people’s representatives (...)
, by NABBS-KELLER Greta
Weakness in government coordination and communication will constrain flexibility to deal with this complex challenge.
To date Indonesia has 514 confirmed cases of COVID-19 and growing. This may not sound particularly alarming, given Australia had 1396 according to the most recent figures, but (...)
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