Spy agency: Indonesia's Covid-19 cases may surpass 106,000 by July


JAKARTA (Jakarta Post): A study by the State Intelligence Agency (BIN) has warned that the novel coronavirus pandemic in the country may reach its peak in the next three months, culminating to more than 106,000 cases by July, says Indonesia’s COVID-19 rapid response task force.

Task force chief Doni Monardo presented a study conducted by the spy agency during a meeting with House of Representatives Commission IX overseeing health care and manpower on Thursday.

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