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Indonesia Coronavirus: 210,940 cases,?8,544 deaths?

https://www.dailysabah.com/world/mus...-measures/news
QUOTE]The top Islamic organization in Indonesia's conservative Aceh province publicly bucked a national order to stay at home.

Several thousand worshipers attended evening prayers Thursday at the biggest mosque in the region's capital Banda Aceh, though crowds were smaller than usual.

"I'm not worried because I'm wearing a face mask and keeping my distance," said Cut Fitrah Riskiah, one of those taking part.[/QUOTE] ....snip
 
Dying doctors. Too many coffins. Indonesia late in battle against coronavirus

APRIL 24, 2020
9:40 AM
SINGAPORE —


The president’s herbal remedy didn’t work, and the cost is heavy across Indonesia: Medical workers wear raincoats and garbage bags to guard against a killer disease. Gravediggers struggle to keep up with a surge of plastic-wrapped coffins. And an army of migrant workers face hunger as the economy slips toward recession.

The world’s fourth most populous country is paying a stiff price for its delayed response to the coronavirus. The crisis, which could result in thousands more dead by next month, was likely avoidable, health workers and policy experts say.

The central government didn’t impose major restrictions on movement and gatherings until April 10, almost six weeks after a dance instructor in West Java was identified as the first of thousands of Indonesian COVID-19 patients.

“We had almost two months to prepare,” said Kamila Fitri, a doctor at a hospital in the capital Jakarta, the outbreak’s epicenter, who hasn’t seen her home in a month because she doesn’t want to risk infecting her parents and two younger siblings. “Compared to other countries, we reacted too late.”

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https://www.thestar.com.my/news/regi...ght-new-deaths
JAKARTA: The Indonesian government on Tuesday (April 28) announced 415 new confirmed cases of Covid-19 (coronavirus), bringing the total number of infections in the archipelagic country to 9,511.


At a press conference, the government's spokesperson for the Covid-19-related matters Achmad Yurianto said that there were also eight new deaths, taking the total number of fatalities to 773.
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https://jakartaglobe.id/news/coronav...e-in-indonesia

Coronavirus Death Toll Higher Among Young People in Indonesia


BY :YUSTINUS PAAT, HERU ANDRIYANTO

APRIL 29, 2020

Jakarta. The death toll among young people in the Indonesian coronavirus outbreak is higher than that of the elderly, as new confirmed cases continue to fluctuate, according to the government data released on Wednesday.

The number of confirmed coronavirus cases in the country rose by 260 on Wednesday, a significant drop after a new high of 415 a day earlier, to bring the country’s total to 9,771.

The highly fluctuating daily cases mean that it’s very hard to predict when the Indonesian outbreak will reach its peak.

National Covid-19 Task Force spokesman Achmad Yurianto said 1,391 patients have recovered, 137 more than yesterday, while the total death toll increased by 11 to 784.
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