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Gov't prioritizing elderly over children for COVID-19 vaccination

The Indonesian government is still prioritizing COVID-19 vaccinations for the elderly and adults over children, Health ...

Five-percent economic growth projected in endemic stage

Coordinating Economic Affairs Ministry's Executive Secretary I Raden Pardede projects Indonesia to revert to a ...

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Indonesia challenged to resolve alcohol addiction in Papua

Alcohol consumption remains a serious problem in Papua though the liquor production, distribution, and sale have ...

Jokowi devises strategy for campaign to propagate COVID-19 protocols

President Joko Widodo (Jokowi) is articulating a new-fangled strategy for campaign to propagate health protocols to ...

Committee should focus on 8 provinces for handling COVID-19: President

President Joko Widodo (Jokowi) has urged the Committee for COVID-19 Handling and National Economic Recovery to ...

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Online schooling for offline Hasya

Hasya Mardati (7) walked across the street to her neighbor's house to start the class. A smile hovered on her lips ...

High fatality rate of East Java health workers bothersome: Minister

Coordinating Minister for Human Development and Culture Muhadjir Effendy expressed concern over the fatality rate of ...

Universities should apply sciences to combat COVID-19: Minister

Coordinating Minister for Human Development and Culture Muhadjir Effendy has called on universities to lend assistance ...

Indonesia's COVID-19 recovery rate at 41.48%, CFR 5.15%

The recovery rate among COVID-19 patients in Indonesia has been recorded at 41.48 percent, while the country’s ...

NATO death in Afghanistan pass 100 for 2012

The number of NATO troops killed in Afghanistan so far this year has passed 100, according to an AFP count on ...

China discovers virus that killed 36 after betting tick bites

Chinese scientists have discovered a previously unknown virus carried by ticks which led to at least 36 deaths in six ...