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Indonesia Covid cases have been vastly underestimated, warn experts
Indonesia Covid cases have been vastly underestimated, warn experts
Nicola Smith, Asia Correspondent
5 August 2020 • 11:54am
Indonesia may have reached one million Covid-19 cases – nearly ten times its official figure, claim senior epidemiologists from the Southeast Asian nation.
Dr Pandu Riono, from the University of Indonesia and Dr Dicky Budiman, a Sars expert who has worked for the World Health Organization, told the Sydney Morning Herald that the one million barrier had likely been breached but not recorded due to a large number of asymptomatic cases and the lack of testing....