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Not Quite a Priority

Tuesday, April 7, 2020

In the regions, the distribution of rapid test kits has not run smoothly. Testing has not always been performed according to procedure.

Covid-19 rapid testing at the Bali DPRD building, last March. Balipuspanews.com, . tempo : 171416496415.

EARLY Thursday morning, April 2, Bali Regional Representative Council (DPRD) member Jro Nyoman Rai Yusa received a message of protest. The WhatsApp message was sent by his son, a doctor at the Sanglah General Hospital in Denpasar, asking about the coronavirus testing performed on 39 Bali DPRD members two days prior.

According to Rai Yusa, his son said even he and his colleagues at the hospital had not been tested. “You have been (tested),

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