JAKARTA - Indonesia said on Thursday it had one suspected SARS case and eight other people in the world's fourth most populous nation were under observation for the disease. Health Ministry officials told reporters the patient suspected of having the disease was in hospital in central Java.
Officials have said no cases of Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome have been confirmed in Indonesia. It would be hard to control the disease in a sprawling archipelago of 17,000 islands and 210 million people, many of whom live in poverty.
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JAKARTA - Indonesia said on Thursday it had one suspected SARS case and eight other people in the world's fourth most populous nation were under observation for the disease. Health Ministry officials told reporters the patient suspected of having the disease was in hospital in central Java.
