Published 3 years ago

Rapid virus spread through Indonesia taxes health workers

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Indonesia had its deadliest day with 2,069 deaths from COVID-19 last Tuesday. Total official cases stood at more than 3.4 million with 97,291 deaths. Among the dead in Indonesia are more than 1,200 health care workers, including 598 doctors. Indonesia is also suffering from inadequate supplies.

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Rapid virus spread through Indonesia taxes health workers

Irman Pahlepi is back at work in Jakarta's Dr. Suyoto public hospital, immediately resuming his duties treating COVID-19 patients after recovering from an infection himself — for the second time. With numbers of infections in Indonesia skyrocketing and deaths steadily climbing, health care workers are being depleted as the virus spares nobody, Pahlepi, 30, felt he had no option but to jump right back in. Indonesia, the world's fourth most popu…

3 years ago·Los Angeles, United States

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Rapid virus spread through Indonesia taxes health workers

JAKARTA, Indonesia (AP) — Irman Pahlepi is back at work in Jakarta's Dr. Suyoto public hospital, immediately resuming his duties treating COVID-19 patients after recovering from an infection himself — for the second time.

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Rapid virus spread through Indonesia taxes health workers

As coronavirus cases skyrocket and deaths climb in Indonesia, health care workers are being depleted as the virus spares nobody

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Rapid virus spread through Indonesia taxes health workers

As coronavirus cases skyrocket and deaths climb in Indonesia, health care workers are being depleted as the virus spares nobody

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Rapid virus spread through Indonesia taxes health workers

JAKARTA, Indonesia (AP) — Irman Pahlepi is back at work in Jakarta’s Dr. Suyoto public hospital, immediately resuming his duties treating COVID-19 patients after recovering from an infection himself — for the second time. With numbers of infections in Indonesia skyrocketing and deaths steadily climbing, health care workers are being depleted as the virus spares nobody, Pahlepi, 30, felt he had no option but to jump right back in.“We have so many…

3 years ago·Tacoma, United States

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