Sumatra Disaster Recovery Sees Significant Progress in Health Sector
Indonesia's Minister of Home Affairs lauded the progress in the health sector during a recovery and reconstruction task force meeting for Sumatra. Most hospitals and health centers have resumed operations at nearly 100% capacity.
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