The COVID-19 emergency status in Indonesia is still in place even though the government has officially lifted the public activity restrictions (PPKM) policy, .
The Ministry of Health detected a total of 15 patients infected with the Omicron BF.7 sub variant of COVID-19 in Indonesia until Friday, and they comprised .
Spokesperson of the Health Ministry, Mohammad Syahril, stated that the mechanism for paid COVID-19 vaccination in 2023 is still under consideration by the .
Spokesperson of the Health Ministry, Mohammad Syahril, stated that the government's decision to end the implementation of community activity restrictions .
Indonesia's Ministry of Health has urged the community to stop the practice of open defecation in a bid to protect children from the poliovirus .
The Ministry of Health has invited citizens to fight any potential increase in COVID-19 cases ahead of the Christmas and New Year holidays by strengthening .
The government endeavors to ensure that senior citizens are protected from the severity of COVID-19 attacks by conducting the fourth dose or second booster .