Indonesia Launches $183 Million Free Health Screening to Prevent Early Deaths
JAKARTA (Reuters) - Indonesia launched an annual free health screening on Monday, a 3 trillion rupiah ($183.54 million) initiative to prevent early deaths that the country's health ministry said was its biggest ever undertaking.
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