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Tuberculosis in Indonesia

Indonesia has the world's second-highest TB burden after India, reporting approximately 1 million new cases per year. Drug-resistant TB poses an increasing challenge to the national elimination programme.

Key Statistic

969,000 new TB cases (2022); 93,000 TB deaths — second highest globally after India (WHO 2023)

Burden & Risk Factors

Treatment success rate: ~87% for new drug-sensitive TB; MDR-TB treatment success remains under 60%

Control & Response

Indonesia's National Strategic Plan targets 90% TB incidence reduction by 2030; community health workers key to case finding

Prevention

Prevention strategies for Tuberculosis vary by country context. WHO and CDC recommend that travellers and residents in Indonesia follow current guidance including vaccination where available, vector control measures, and early medical consultation if symptoms develop. Always check your country''s travel health advisory before visiting Indonesia.

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