Indonesian medical staff examine patients at an initial screening center for suspected COVID-19 cases in Medan, North Sumatra.

The medical coordinator, Doctor Iskandar said in an interview, "Today we do screening for patients. We recommend quarantine, independent at home for 14 days or if the patient is just sick we usually recommend to the nearest hospital."

This footage was recorded on Monday (March 30).

Indonesian medical staff who wear personal protective equipment (PPE) as a precaution in the midst of a coronavirus outbreak, examine patients in a clinic for a place prepared as an initial screening center for suspected patients Covid-19 in Medan, North Sumatra on March 30, 2020.

To date, there are 1,414 positive cases of COVID-19 in Indonesia, spread across 31 provinces. In total there were 122 deaths. Total positive cases were cured 75 people and 13 Indonesian citizens were cured. This was conveyed by Government Spokesperson for Handling COVID-19, Achmad Yurianto, in a live broadcast of BNPB Indonesia's YouTube account on March 30.

Interview: Medical Coordinator, Doctor Iskandar said, Today
we do screening for patients, whether the patient includes an Insider Monitoring (ODP) or not, if the patient includes ODP we recommend for quarantine, independent at home for 14 days, if he is just sick we usually recommend to the nearest hospital.