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No Filipino diagnosed with Covid-19 in Indonesia: envoy
The Philippine Embassy in Indonesia has confirmed no Filipinos have been diagnosed with COVID-19 in the country.
Ambassador Leehiong Wee stated that the embassy maintains constant coordination with Indonesia's Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Ministry of Health to monitor the welfare of Filipinos.
Most Filipino professionals in Indonesia are employed, and job losses have not been extensive despite restricted movement.
The embassy is assisting stranded Filipino tourists in arranging flights back to the Philippines at their own expense.
The embassy is also coordinating with employers regarding some laid-off Filipino workers.
As of May 13, Indonesia reported 14,749 COVID-19 infections and 1,007 deaths.
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