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Whoa... some are still using that antique sewing machine...
Yang biasa buat permak lepis...
Yang merek Singer itu kayaknya, mesin legendaris.
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Yang merek Singer itu kayaknya, mesin legendaris.
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Whoa... some are still using that antique sewing machine...
Yang biasa buat permak lepis...
That antique machine is strong like stone
I think they are from some kind of NGO (Yayasan) not a company
But it's nice to see, people in this country hand to hand fighting this virus together
I heard PT.Sritex (big company) also producing protective suit. But I cannot find any photos.
If you have, would be nice to share it here
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One of small scale company who are now making protective suit for medical staff. I read in Jakarta post a few days ago that Indonesia textile producer can also produce the raw material for protective suit.
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That antique machine is strong like stone
I think they are from some kind of NGO (Yayasan) not a company
But it's nice to see, people in this country hand to hand fighting this virus together
I heard PT.Sritex (big company) also producing protective suit. But I cannot find any photos.
If you have, would be nice to share it here
Yes, we have been working to provide safety supplies for weeks now.
NGOs in entire Indonesia are very active right now, including mine.
We have been collecting donations not just from rich people, but small shop owners, office workers, etc.
Huge thank you for everyone who is helping.
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Just set up a 30,000 quarantine camp for 14 days.30.000 Indonesian migrant workers from Malaysia comes back to Indonesia despite outbreak
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Update 1 April
Accumulative number
Positive Covid 19: 1677
Total Death : 157
New Daily infection : 149
New Hospital specialized in treating Covid 19 patients in Galang island has been completed with capacity to treat 360 patients. While bigger hospital with capacity to treat more than 1000 patients are still under construction in the same island.
Accumulative number
Positive Covid 19: 1677
Total Death : 157
New Daily infection : 149
New Hospital specialized in treating Covid 19 patients in Galang island has been completed with capacity to treat 360 patients. While bigger hospital with capacity to treat more than 1000 patients are still under construction in the same island.
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Your welcome.
It's complicated...
First, because the government doesn't have enough resources.
Second, there's a problem with the poor people.
In the end, it will depend on the people to guard themselves by practicing social distancing and hygiene.
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Indonesian scientist from Airlangga University said they have found better drugs for treating coronavirus patients. The 5 compounds that they create show better result in fighting the virus compared to current drugs that are used by China and Japan.
The problem is the drugs still need some time before it can be used for treating coronavirus patients.
The problem is the drugs still need some time before it can be used for treating coronavirus patients.
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Bank Mandiri gives one-year life insurance plans to 35,000 medical workers
An image that circulated on social media shows a group of medical workers with a sign that says, “We stay at work for you. You stay at home for us.” (Handout/HO)
State-owned lender Bank Mandiri is giving out life insurance plans with potential payments totaling Rp 1 trillion (US$60 million) to 35,000 frontline healthcare professionals fighting the COVID-19 pandemic in the country.
Bank Mandiri president director Royke Tumilaar said doctors would receive life insurance plans of Rp 50 million and nurses would receive plans of Rp 25 million. Other medical professionals would receive plans of Rp 10 million per person. The insurance will be channeled through AXA Mandiri Financial Services.
He said that the insurance would be available for one year, from April 1 to March 31, 2021.
“We realize that healthcare professionals at the hospitals are working in a high-risk environment, and although the amount is nothing compared to their sacrifice, we hope this protection plan can help ease their burdens,” said Royke during a video conference.
The COVID-19 pandemic has put a massive strain on Indonesia’s healthcare system. There are reports of inadequate medical supplies and deaths of hospital workers as patient numbers continue to grow.
Read also: Indonesian medical workers threaten to stop COVID-19 treatment if protective gear not provided
State-Owned Enterprises (SOEs) Minister Erick Thohir lauded Bank Mandiri’s effort, saying that the medical workers deserved the protection as they were working on the front lines of the pandemic. He said the public needed to work together to face the pandemic and support healthcare workers.
“What we do to stop the spread means nothing compared to their work,” Erick said during the video conference.
The effort from Bank Mandiri adds to a government plan to provide financial incentives and protective gear for health workers.
The government plans to provide a Rp 15 million incentive to medical specialists, Rp 10 million to physicians and dentists, Rp 7.5 million to nurses and Rp 5 million to other medical staff members, President Joko “Jokowi” Widodo said in March.
“We will also provide a total of Rp 300 million of compensation in case of death. This applies to regions that have declared a state of emergency,” Jokowi said.
https://www.thejakartapost.com/news...insurance-plans-to-35000-medical-workers.html
- Riska Rahman
The Jakarta Post
An image that circulated on social media shows a group of medical workers with a sign that says, “We stay at work for you. You stay at home for us.” (Handout/HO)
State-owned lender Bank Mandiri is giving out life insurance plans with potential payments totaling Rp 1 trillion (US$60 million) to 35,000 frontline healthcare professionals fighting the COVID-19 pandemic in the country.
Bank Mandiri president director Royke Tumilaar said doctors would receive life insurance plans of Rp 50 million and nurses would receive plans of Rp 25 million. Other medical professionals would receive plans of Rp 10 million per person. The insurance will be channeled through AXA Mandiri Financial Services.
He said that the insurance would be available for one year, from April 1 to March 31, 2021.
“We realize that healthcare professionals at the hospitals are working in a high-risk environment, and although the amount is nothing compared to their sacrifice, we hope this protection plan can help ease their burdens,” said Royke during a video conference.
The COVID-19 pandemic has put a massive strain on Indonesia’s healthcare system. There are reports of inadequate medical supplies and deaths of hospital workers as patient numbers continue to grow.
Read also: Indonesian medical workers threaten to stop COVID-19 treatment if protective gear not provided
State-Owned Enterprises (SOEs) Minister Erick Thohir lauded Bank Mandiri’s effort, saying that the medical workers deserved the protection as they were working on the front lines of the pandemic. He said the public needed to work together to face the pandemic and support healthcare workers.
“What we do to stop the spread means nothing compared to their work,” Erick said during the video conference.
The effort from Bank Mandiri adds to a government plan to provide financial incentives and protective gear for health workers.
The government plans to provide a Rp 15 million incentive to medical specialists, Rp 10 million to physicians and dentists, Rp 7.5 million to nurses and Rp 5 million to other medical staff members, President Joko “Jokowi” Widodo said in March.
“We will also provide a total of Rp 300 million of compensation in case of death. This applies to regions that have declared a state of emergency,” Jokowi said.
https://www.thejakartapost.com/news...insurance-plans-to-35000-medical-workers.html
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