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The Army’s Quick Cure

Monday, August 24, 2020

Research for a Covid-19 drug by Airlangga University sparked a polemic. Aside from its effectiveness, its adherence to clinical trials protocol is also questioned. The ball is now in the Indonesia Food and Drug Authority’s court.

Army Chief of Staff Gen. Andika Perkasa receives the phase III clinical test results of Covid-19 drug from Airlangga University Rector Mohammad Nasih in Jakarta, August 15. ANTARA/Aditya Pradana Putra. tempo : 173486765097.

THE Rector of Airlangga University (Unair), Mohammad Nasih, hurried to the E Building in the Indonesian Army Headquarters in Jalan Veteran, Central Jakarta, on Saturday, August 15. He was there to deliver the phase III clinical trial result of a Covid-19 drug to the Army—which is sponsoring the research, alongside the State Intelligence Agency (BIN). “Of course, since this will be a new drug, it is expected to be the first Covid-19 cu

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