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Prabowo Highlights Indonesia's Doctor Shortage, Citing Need for Over 268,000 More
Indonesian President Prabowo Subianto has highlighted a significant shortage of doctors, dentists, and specialists, particularly in rural and eastern regions, as crucial for implementing universal healthcare. He projected a need for over 268,000 additional medical professionals and announced measures to expand educational institutions.
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