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Omicron Threatens that Covid-19 Vaccination for the Elderly is Still Low

JAKARTA, KEMITRAAN – In the midst of the government's plan to provide boosters, vaccination coverage for elderly citizens in Indonesia is still low. In fact, the elderly are a vulnerable group exposed to Covid-19, including the threat of the new Omicron variant. Data collection, distribution and access to vaccines for the elderly are still obstacles.

  • #Vaccination
  • #Mortality Data

August 11, 2022 · 3 min read

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Data collection on social assistance is chaotic, people's rights are taken away

"Son, the important thing is that your crew is in the teapot disek delok en, face it together. Ben mother and father don't get confused. Sing kuoso will definitely give you a way out. Your thoughts will be strengthenedno disek, grandma, your family will support your crew, answered opo onoke..." Mrs. Umi advised Denny, her son on the other side of the phone.

  • #Social Assistance
  • #Mortality Data

August 11, 2022 · 2 min read

Studies

Not receiving social assistance, Covid patients are stressed and die after giving birth

Surabaya, Partnership. Mrs. Muji, a Covid-19 victim, died after giving birth at the hospital in July 2021. According to Mrs. Fajri, one of Mrs. Muji's neighbors; This mother of four children, who works as an employee/massage worker at a spa, was diagnosed with Covid when she was about to give birth.

  • #Social Assistance
  • #Mortality Data
  • #Health Facilities

August 11, 2022 · 2 min read

Press Releases

Momentum for Improvement in COVID-19 Data and Tracking of Excess Deaths After the Third Wave Subsides

The pandemic situation in Indonesia appears to be entering a new phase with a number of epidemiological parameters increasingly under control. Unfortunately, there are still many critical notes regarding the government's seriousness, especially in efforts to strengthen testing, tracing and treatment, as well as vaccination. The narrative that is developing from the current situation has an impact on people increasingly neglecting to comply with health protocols, especially avoiding crowds and…

  • #Mortality Data
  • #Vaccination

May 11, 2022 · 2 min read

Studies

COVID-19 Cases Subside, Death Rate Still High

As of April 5 2022, the third wave of the COVID-19 pandemic appears to be easing based on the trend of daily Covid19 cases for 30 days after the peak period of the wave on February 14 – February 28 2022. Since the third wave increased in January 2022, Covid-19 cases have increased by 1.76 million until April 5 2022 and the highest number of national daily new cases occurred on February 16 2022 with a total of 64,718 cases.

  • #Mortality Data

April 12, 2022 · 2 min read

Studies

Reflection on Two Years of the COVID-19 Pandemic in Indonesia: Prevention of Neglected Dangers, Neglected Death Data Collection

March 7 2022 – Two years on, the COVID-19 pandemic has become part of the daily lives of Indonesian people. Various kinds of bitter memories in the form of the death of valuable people, hard struggles in various lines of social movement, and emotional stress due to the COVID-19 situation which is full of uncertainty in Indonesia have haunted various sectors of people's lives.

  • #Mortality Data

March 7, 2022 · 5 min read

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Two Years of Pandemic: Momentum to Improve Control of COVID-19 to Prevent Gaps in Access and Services.

Jakarta, 2 March 2022 – Indonesia has entered the third year of the COVID-19 pandemic since the first case was announced on 2 March 2020. To date, at least 5,589,176 confirmed cases have been found, followed by 148,660 deaths (01/03). The number of recorded cases and deaths is likely still much lower than reality due to limited testing, tracing and recording systems at the central and regional levels.

  • #Vaccination
  • #Mortality Data

March 2, 2022 · 6 min read

Press Releases

The Hidden Danger Behind the Explosion of the Third Wave of Covid-19 in Indonesia

In the last month, Covid-19 cases in Indonesia have increased again sharply with the spread of the new Omicron variant. During the initial period of the third wave (4 January-3 February 2022),? There has been at least a spike of more than 150 thousand new cases. The number of active cases has increased to 115,275 people. Unfortunately, the feeling of vigilance and worry in society has not increased.

  • #Mortality Data

February 5, 2022 · 3 min read

Press Releases

Repeated Errors in Covid-19 Data Collection in Indonesia Until the End of 2021

Website management presenting ideal Covid-19 statistical data is not easy, so it needs to be taken seriously, consistently and always open to continuous development. Several aspects that need to be of primary concern in maintaining the quality of the website presenting statistical data and information on Covid-19 are......

  • #Mortality Data

January 4, 2022 · 7 min read

Studies

Third Wave Threatens, Regional Covid-19 Data Still Minimal

In the midst of the threat of a third wave of the spread of the new corona virus, data collection on Covid-19 cases in the regions is still minimally improved. Apart from not being updated, a number of regional sites are no longer active. In fact, the data displayed on the site shows pandemic conditions so that it can increase public awareness. Apart from that, researchers also need this data to monitor the pandemic in each region.

  • #Mortality Data

November 30, 2021 · 7 min read

Press Releases

Failures in Saving Lives and Protecting Citizen's Personal Data

After reports of COVID-19 patients's data being sold, now allegedly, there are data leaks of the data from eHAC and even the President's own vaccine certificate. To be honest, how far does our data security go?

  • #Transparency
  • #Mortality Data

November 2, 2021 · 4 min read

Press Releases

Death rate due to Covid-19 decreases, awareness will not decrease

Even though the central and regional government death data is not yet in sync, cases of death related to Covid-19 continue to occur. However, there appears to be a downward trend in death cases from 510 cities/districts during the two weeks ending October 23 2021. Outside Java, in general, there was a decline of 91% and 97%. On the island of Java, deaths are also beginning to be seen, although it is smaller than in areas outside Java.

  • #Mortality Data

October 26, 2021 · 2 min read