*Agaknya menurut Jokowi kalau 300.000 pasien terjangkit Corona virus tidak
buruk, karena jumlah penduduk NKRI 260 juta lebih. Jadi kalau jumlah pasien
sudah 1.000.000 atau lebih dan  banyak berkelimpangan bagaikan lalar kena
semprot baru bisa dibilang buruk., hehehehehehe*


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COVID-19 handling ‘not that bad’, Jokowi says as nation surpasses 300,000
cases


Tri Indah Oktavianti The Jakarta Post

Jakarta   /   Sun, October 4, 2020   /   04:48 pm


President Joko “Jokowi” Widodo speaks during a visit to the national
COVID-19 task force office at the National Disaster Mitigation Agency
(BNPB) headquarters in East Jakarta. (Courtesy of Presidential Press
Bureau/Muchlis Jr)


President Joko “Jokowi” Widodo has claimed that the country’s COVID-19
control efforts are going well, as the nation enters its eighth month of
the outbreak and exceeds 300,000 cases.


“Let’s judge this based on facts and data, not based on estimates,” Jokowi
said in a video posted on the Presidential Secretariat’s YouTube channel on
Saturday night. “I can say that COVID-19 handling in Indonesia is not that
bad. In fact, it is quite good

He said the number of confirmed COVID-19 cases and deaths in Indonesia was
significantly lower than that of other countries with large populations.
The video displayed the case counts of countries such as the United States,
India and Brazil, which number in the millions.

He did not address the fact that Indonesia’s COVID-19 testing rate remains
significantly lower than the rates of those countries. The nation has
conducted 12,854 tests per 1 million people, compared to the US’s 333,407
tests per 1 million and India’s 57,096 tests per 1 million.

The government has been criticized for a lack of transparency regarding the
COVID-19 death toll. Suspected virus deaths recorded at the provincial
level reached 12,362 on Friday, surpassing the 11,151 total confirmed
deaths reported by the Health Ministry on Sunday.


The President called for optimism, saying the country’s economy had not
been hit as hard by the pandemic as other Southeast Asian countries had.

President Joko “Jokowi” Widodo has claimed that the country’s COVID-19
control efforts are going well, as the nation enters its eighth month of
the outbreak and exceeds 300,000 cases. “Let’s judge this based on facts
and data, not based on estimates,” Jokowi said in a video posted on the
Presidential Secretariat’s YouTube channel on Saturday night. “I can say
that COVID-19 handling in Indonesia is not that bad. In fact, it is quite
good.”  He said the number of confirmed COVID-19 cases and deaths in
Indonesia was significantly lower than that of other countries with large
populations. The video displayed the case counts of countries such as the
United States, India and Brazil, which number in the millions. He did not
address the fact that Indonesia’s COVID-19 testing rate remains
significantly lower than the rates of those countries.


The nation has conducted 12,854 tests per 1 million people, compared to the
US’s 333,407 tests per 1 million and India’s 57,096 tests per 1 million.
The government has been criticized for a lack of transparency regarding the
COVID-19 death toll. Suspected virus deaths recorded at the provincial
level reached 12,362 on Friday, surpassing the 11,151 total confirmed
deaths reported by the Health Ministry on Sunday.


The President called for optimism, saying the country’s economy had not
been hit as hard by the pandemic as other Southeast Asian countries had.
“We should look at the silver lining so that we stay optimistic and don’t
lose hope,” he said.  Jokowi pledged that his Cabinet would work harder to
find solutions to the pandemic and its consequences. “

We have to continue to improve everything, and there is still a lot of work
that we must do,” he said. “We have to continue to adjust policies to find
the best ones.” As of Saturday, the central government had recorded 303,498
confirmed COVID-19 cases and 11,151 deaths.

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