JAKARTA (Reuters): Hospital operator Medikaloka Hermina expects to break ground in August on an international-quality hospital in Indonesia's planned new capital city of Nusantara, a company director said on Wednesday (June 21).
The hospital would rank among the first private sector investments in the city of Nusantara, which the Indonesian government is building from the ground up in a former jungle on the island of Borneo at an estimated cost of US$32 billion.
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