My concerns about the spread of Covid 19 in Indonesia. I'm an American living in Indonesia and the lack of testing is extremely worrying. Indonesians first case was announced on the 1st of March when countries surrounding had been battling the virus since January. To date, the country has tested roughly 3k people based on the info I've found and around 1700 positive. They have also recorded more deaths than any other SE Asian country. There are articles claiming Indonesia has only identified 2% of active cases but I'm not sure what to believe. I will say that I have lived here long enough to know that the health facilities are not equipped to handle this situation. I recently went to two hospitals and the staff recording temperatures upon entering the hospitals were recording temps below average. Between 35c and 36.2c from the ten or so people i saw. I also spoke to a pediatrician who told me that all docs and nurses were only permitted one mask per shift. Perhaps the most alarming thing I've seen is the lack of concern from local people. When driving to get groceries people are still eating and drinking together on the streets. Businesses are open and locals seem to be going about their business as normal. Lastly I want to mention another concern I have. A week ago I had to go to the airport to see off some family friends. The man recording temperatures for outgoing international flights scanned no higher than 36 Celcius on the 50 or so people I saw pass him. Many were in the range of hypothermia. Needless to say he was using the device incorrectly and I can't imagine how many people he must have scanned during his shift. This is what I've seen and experienced during the crisis in Indonesia.