A health worker fumigates an area in Jakarta. Between January to June 17, 64,251 dengue hemorrhagic fever cases were reported with the death toll hitting 385, according to the Health Ministry. - AFP
JAKARTA (The Straits Times/ANN): Indonesian authorities are worried about another health crisis on its hands, dengue hemorrhagic fever, amid the ongoing coronavirus pandemic.
Between January to June 17, 64,251 dengue hemorrhagic fever cases were reported with the death toll hitting 385, according to the Health Ministry.
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