Indonesia's slow response to COVID-19 draws criticism | ABC News
Authorities in Indonesia have revealed they knew about a surge in pneumonia cases as early as January but kept details hidden from the public. The government has extended a country-wide state of emergency amid a surge in cases with mounting criticism Indonesia's leaders have been slow to respond to the pandemic.
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