I read this article: https://regional.kompas.com/read/2020/04/02/17514351/di-tahanan-masih-bisa-ngopi-rokok-kalau-diisolasi-beda-malam-dan-siang-pun
It looks like the patient is not showing any symptom yet he has to be hospitalized? If so, this is different with treatment approach in Canada. Those with symptoms such as coughing and sore throat are being advised to self isolate. Hospitalization only required for those who is showing the following symptoms:
severe difficulty breathing (e.g., struggling for each breath, speaking in single words)
severe chest pain
having a very hard time waking up
feeling confused
lost consciousness
I would think, hospitalization of asymptomatic or mild symptom people will only put more pressure to the healthcare system and makes them unable to provide care for those who really need it?
I support Liverpool and have noticed thereβs a lot of supporters from these countries
I get the feeling big English clubs like Liverpool and Man U have more fans in those countries than the respective big Indonesian football teams although there are no Indonesian players in England as far as Iβm aware
I just wonder, is this not harming the development of football in Indonesia? If so many people are interested in football but only support European teams like Madrid Liverpool etc whilst ignoring Indonesian teams surely this will harm the growth and development of Indonesian football.
South Korea and Japan have had admiral world cup campaigns in the past. Saudi Arabia, China and Iran have featured in world cups too but Indonesia has never managed this despite so many Indonesians being interested in football and having a bigger population than Korea, Saudi, Iran and Japan.
Is there any hope in Indonesia that there will be an Indonesian national team in the near future qualifying for the World Cup and Indonesian players playing in the premier league?
