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Solve Health Collapse

The increase in Covid-19 infection has made hospitals, not only in Jakarta but also in other cities, unable to accommodate the flood of new patients. Supplies of oxygen and drugs are running low.

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Futri Dewi Sari, 33, a volunteer health worker, examines a patient at the Wisma Atlet Covid-19 Emergency Hospital in Jakarta.

These days we keep hearing news about people we know, including close relatives, falling sick with or dying from Covid-19. Confirmed cases continue to increase in number.

Health workers and hospitals are overwhelmed. Data from the official Covid-19 website (covid19.go.id) show 4,824 new cases of Covid-19 on 1 June. A month later on 1 July, the daily tally was 24,836 cases. On 8 July, it skyrocketed to 38,391 cases. The daily Covid-19 death toll also continues to rise. On 8 July, there were 852 deaths. It is estimated that the actual number of infections and fatalities is higher, but have not been detected.

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