https://www.smh.com.au/world/asia/a-serious-problem-asymptomatic-cases-may-place-indonesia-at-1m-infections-20200803-p55i5v.html 'A serious problem': Asymptomatic cases may place Indonesia at 1m infections Indonesia is likely to have hit one million cases of coronavirus already - nearly 10 times its official number - two of the country's leading epidemiologists say. Australia's giant northern neighbour has officially reported 113,134 cases and 5302 deaths as of Monday evening, but testing rates remain very low, at about 12,000-17,000 people per day. But Dr Pandu Riono, a University of Indonesia epidemiologist and Dr Dicky Budiman, who has 20 years experience tackling pandemics including SARS and HIV and has worked for the ASEAN secretariat and the World Health Organisation, suggest the number of cases is likely to be one million. Indonesia’s ability to control the coronavirus outbreak is hugely consequential for its key strategic partner and ally Australia...