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Indonesian government moves to loosen restrictions amid mass death

Indonesian government moves to loosen restrictions amid mass deaths Despite a surge in death rates, amid an uncontrolled outbreak of the Delta variant of COVID-19, the Indonesian government of President Joko Widodo is moving to loosen localised restrictions. Last week, deaths due to COVID-19 broke record highs on four separate days, the heaviest toll being 1,566 on Friday. Daily fatalities were 1,487 on Monday, bringing total deaths in Indonesia, since the pandemic began, to more than 84,000. As the world epicentre of the virus, the death rate remains three times higher than the global average, according to Our World In Data. Workers in protective gear lower a coffin of a COVID-19 victim for burial at the special section of the Pedurenan cemetery designated to accommodate the surge in deaths during the coronavirus outbreak in Bekasi, West Java, Indonesia, Monday, July 26, 2021. (AP Photo/Achmad Ibrahim)

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COVID turmoil disrupts routine vaccinations in Indonesia

Before the pandemic, Mamik Nariati’s five grandchildren were given free immunisations for diseases like polio, mumps and Hepatitis B at their school in the city of Surabaya in East Java. “But since the online school started last year, there is no more immunisation programme,” she told Al Jazeera. Sarigita Andika Wati, a mother of three in the Balinese regency of Tabanan, has a similar story: “My kids can’t go to school so they couldn’t get the free immunisations.” The youngsters are among 800,000 Indonesian children who missed out on routine vaccinations last year due to pandemic service disruptions – a jump of 40 percent compared with the previous year – according to data compiled by the World Health Organization (WHO) and UNICEF.

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Early gadget exposure causes speech delay among children: Pediatrician

Early gadget exposure causes speech delay among children: Pediatrician
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West Jakarta Police, private sector target inoculating 3,500 children

West Jakarta Police, private sector target inoculating 3,500 children
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Indonesia begins inoculating pregnant women, breastfeeding mothers, kids

Indonesia begins inoculating pregnant women, breastfeeding mothers, kids By IANS | 0 Views A health worker administers a dose of COVID-19 vaccine to a woman during a mass vaccination campaign in Jakarta, Indonesia, June 26, 2021. (Photo by Horimam B./Xinhua/IANS). Image Source: IANS News Jakarta, June 30 : Indonesia has launched a Covid-19 vaccination program for pregnant women, breastfeeding mothers, and children aged 12 to 18, Vice President Ma ruf Amin announced here. In his announcement on Tuesday, Amin said he welcomed the vaccine rollout for the above mentioned categories, who are all listed as vulnerable to Covid-19, adding that inoculation is a game changer in dealing with the pandemic, reports Xinhua news agency.

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