Owning Several PCR Laboratories, Some Politicians and Conglomerates Gain High Profits

OVER a dozen cars entered and left the Genomik Solidaritas Indonesia Laboratorium (GSI Lab) in Cilandak, South Jakarta, on Saturday afternoon, October 20. The occasional pedestrian and motorcyclist were seen among these cars. They went to the lab to either take the antigen test or the polymerase chain reaction (PCR) test for Covid-19.

Hendi Endriana, a private employee in South Jakarta, was also waiting for her turn to take the PCR test at GSI L

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