By: Prabowo Subianto
In addition to causing droughts and extreme rainfall, climate change is also melting the Earth’s ice layers that have been frozen for thousands, even tens of thousands of years.
As a result, many experts suggest that the rising global temperatures could also reactivate ancient viruses, potentially unleashing new pandemics affecting humans, animals, or plants.
As a nation that has just recovered from the COVID-19 pandemic, the difficulties of those times are still fresh in our minds. Indonesia must invest heavily in healthcare infrastructure to be prepared for the next pandemic.
