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It cannot be contained : Indonesia COVID deaths go unreported

‘It cannot be contained’: Indonesia COVID deaths go unreported Jessica Washington, Syarina Hasibuan © Provided by Al Jazeera Jakarta, Indonesia – In a residential street in Bogor, on the outskirts of the Indonesian capital, yet another family has lost a loved one to COVID-19. Sitting in front of her father’s body, a young woman sobs as she clutches her prayer beads. “Wake up, please don’t sleep,” she wails, as a team of undertakers carefully wraps his body in sanitised plastic. The sound of grief is all too familiar to 32-year-old Muhammad Jauhar, who is part of the team assisting families in the area.

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Jakarta, Indonesia – In a residential street in Bogor, on the outskirts of the Indonesian capital, yet another family has lost a loved one to COVID-19. Sitting in front of her father’s body, a young woman sobs as she clutches her prayer beads. “Wake up, please don’t sleep,” she wails, as a team of undertakers carefully wraps his body in sanitised plastic. The sound of grief is all too familiar to 32-year-old Muhammad Jauhar, who is part of the team assisting families in the area. “We do various jobs in this task force, I drive the ambulance for the deceased and I prepare many things – including the coffin and the shroud,” he told Al Jazeera.

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Indonesia faces catastrophic covid storm as delta variant rips through hospitals

Indonesia faces ‘catastrophic’ covid storm as delta variant rips through hospitals Amy Chew © Ulet Ifansasti/Getty Images Grave diggers conduct a burial this month at Jatisari public cemetery, reserved for suspected victims of covid-19, in Semarang, Indonesia. Beneath a tree on a street corner in the Indonesian city of Semarang, a pedicab driver was found lifeless inside his vehicle on July 1. The cause of death, according to local media, was covid-19. A day later, Jane Shalimar, a 41-year-old politician, singer and actress, succumbed to the virus in a hospital in the capital, Jakarta. The deaths of the pedicab driver, whose identity has not been established, and a middle-class singer who had access to health care underscore Indonesia’s runaway pandemic, as the delta variant overwhelms hospitals and depletes oxygen supplies. The highly transmissible strain is fueling a wave of suffering across the region, including in Thailand, Vietnam and Mala

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Indonesia in catastrophic covid storm as delta variant slams hospitals

Indonesia in catastrophic covid storm as delta variant slams hospitals
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The Pandemic Has a New Epicenter: Indonesia

The Pandemic Has a New Epicenter: Indonesia The suffering that ravaged places like India and Brazil with deaths soaring, hospitals overwhelmed and oxygen running out has reached Southeast Asia. Covid-19 patients in a tent outside Dr. Sardjito General Hospital in Yogyakarta, Indonesia, on Thursday. Credit.Ulet Ifansasti for The New York Times July 17, 2021, 7:24 p.m. ET BEKASI, Indonesia By the thousands, they sleep in hallways, tents and cars, gasping for air as they wait for beds in overcrowded hospitals that may not have oxygen to give them. Others see hospitals as hopeless, even dangerous, and take their chances at home.

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