over the past 28 days, indonesia has recorded 43,000 deaths.t's more than anywhere else in the world. this brings indonesia's overall death toll to over 112,000, though public health experts say the true death toll is likely many times higher. more than half of the deaths have occurred in the past two months as the delta variant overwhelmed hospitals across indonesia. we are joined by two guests. sana jaffrey recently wrote an article headlined "how the global vaccine divide is fueling indonesia's coronavirus catastrophe." it was published by carnegie endowment for international peace where she serves as a fellow. and we're joined by the indonesian epidemiologist dr. dicky budiman, who is at griffith university in australia. let's begin with sana jaffrey. let's begin with the headline of your peace "how the global , vaccine divide is fueling indonesia's coronavirus catastrophe." explain. >> the last year, more than year, epidemiologists have been debating options. one is saving economy by not imposing the lockdowns or [indiscernible] laborers s

indonesia and the philippines are desperate for vaccines.hey are following -- they are filing and we filed with them. >> let's check in on markets. we have been talking about malaysia, a televised briefing out of the health ministry, talking about a rise in covid cases, now due to the dominance of the delta variant. in indonesia, a big trading debut, the biggest ipo on record in the country, 25% up. we will bring up this next chart and you will see this, priced to sales. we talked about valuations. this makes sense. not apples to apples but we looked at price to sales. everything from amazon to ebay, jd.com, different markets, different multiples but we are in the low single digits when you look at market caps and revenue. i'm doing math in my head. if it is valued at $6 billion and my understanding is there last 12 months in terms of revenue is $95 million u.s., that has priced well above 40. i guess valuations, it is a key question whether you attach such a large multiple to a stock like this but it is a fast growing company. rishaad: they

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indonesia's covid-19 surge is slowing to about 20,000 cases per day. it's hospitals are still overwhelmed and indonesia is recording some of the highest number of daily deaths in the world with little more than 10% of the population fully vaccinated so far. efforts are being stepped up to get the job to more people. >> the pressure is on, indonesia, to vaccinate one million people per day. since the arrival of the dta variant, everybody here has come to get the job. among them is this man and his family. the pandemic has hit thousands of low income families like is particularly hard. he used to have a small shop just outside jakarta. >> we now have nothing left. i was made redundant and now we are effectively bankrupt. my wife is trying to sell or cakes online. indonesia began its covid-19 vaccination program this january, using vaccine components from china. indonesia has produced 185 million doses of the sinovac vaccine to date. the country has also received over 19 million vaccine doses from the united nations backed kovach -- cova initiative. with

tea units in india and indonesia are excluded.month, and ipo was considered or a partnership with its tea business. hsbc is boosting pay for junior bankers in the u.s., becoming the latest lender to increase compensation to retain staff. first-year analysts will receive $100,000 a year, up from $85,000 they are currently paid. you comes after hsbc raised salaries for analyst in may. cooper reported a wider than expected loss in the second quarter after spending heavily to ease driver shortages. they saw an adjusted loss, but say they will see narrow losses in the third quarter. and an adjusted profit in the fourth. hoover's investors -- uber -- [indiscernible] rishaad: if you are a bloomberg subscriber, catch up with all our interviews by using the interactive function on tv . join the conversation. the interview we had just a short while ago. if you want to watch it again, tv is your destination. this is bloomberg. ♪ rishaad: back with bloomberg markets. having a look at what is coming up in the next hour of the program.

and to speed up the resettlement process if you jeez, are allowed to stay in indonesia while waiting to be accepted by other countries. but they are not allowed to work or go to school. refugee advocates say indonesia should see itself as more than a trans had country. sooner or later. indonesia is gonna be not only transit, but the destination countries. and the governments should be aware and prepare that needs, and government says it anticipates that more people may try to leave a gun, a stone, but indonesia is not a place for permanent resettlement could be just a moment. and it's just that our policy is clear. we are not a destination country. we did not sign any international convention, refugees ah, outside the u. n. building in central jakarta, a group of young men can hear every day, waiting for news about their resettlement, and hoping to hear from their families. there are more than $13000.00 refugees in indonesia and more than half off from the long ways to be re settled is no even more stressful as they are increasingly concerned about the people they left behind . abdom

but indonesia is not a place for permanent resettlement. could be put into our policy is clear, we are not a destination country. we did not sign any international convention, refugees ah, outside the u. n. building in central jakarta, a group of young men can hear every day, waiting for news about their resettlement, and hoping to hear from their families. there are more than $13000.00 refugees in indonesia and more than half off from i've done a long ways to be resettled. it's no even more stressful as they're increasingly concerned about the people they left behind. i've done as soon as he hasn't been able to reach his mother or sister in mom, and i have too much stress. but i cannot help myself. how can i help my people are my town and then it's done. like everyone here, he worries about his own future and the fate of his family. jessica washington out to 0 to carter. still ahead and i'll just sarah will hear from the afghan to escape taliban rule on the new life in the united states. ah. hello duster. arms really the name of the game f

jessica washington reports from tongue around in indonesia, east cali mountain. a young boy prepared to say good bye to his mother and father. the ogre is just 13. his voice shapes as he recites the call to prayer beside his parents graves. both victims of covert 19. in another village, a young boy reminisces about his parents. i often went fishing with my dad says 2 weeks ago, his mother died in hospital from cove at 19. she was 5 months pregnant the next day his father died to like it's the 1st time we try to be strong for him, but it's devastating for others. for those 2 weeks, the 10 year old has been living alone as he to tested positive for coven 19. now he's in the clear, and we'll say move in with his grandparent as covert. 19 3rd around indonesia, social workers are reporting an increase in the number of children left orphaned around the country and their cold from rights activists. urgent performed to ensure these children get the support they need. they fear for the children who miss out on help because their parents just went unreported. also to go fo

jessica washington reports from jakarta, indonesia capitol. this former military compound is now home to hundreds of refugees from a kind of stone. there's little to do here that wait and worry. but in this, that's not a life that we're living. we live in depression when we are stressed all day. and a full time has been following news about have gone stun, waiting for information about the town he left nearly 7 years ago. for more than a month, he has not been able to contact his wife or his mother. whatever day and night i think about him. the taliban has captured medicine. i'm worried and i don't know anything about how they are. since the taliban take over, they have been regular protests outside the u. n. refugee agency office and foreign embassies here. calling for refugee writes, and to speed up the resettlement process. if you jeez, are allowed to stay in indonesia while waiting to be accepted by other countries, but they are not allowed to work well. go to school. refugee advocates say indonesia should see itself as more than a transit

the protection of tokyo police claiming she was taken to the airport against her wishes calls in indonesia for more to be done to help with children orphaned by the pandemic and of ban on residential evictions expires. millions of americans be left out in the cold. ah they've already captured broad swathes of territory, including vital border crossings with iran and pakistan. now government forces in afghanistan are trying to prevent 3 key cities from falling to the taliban as they fight the group on multiple fronts in an attempt to reverse major military setbacks . we've seen in recent days, amongst the taliban cuts off roads. they've targeted airports and they've managed to seize control of trade routes. well, taliban fighters have long had a presence in the southern city of kandahar where violence has been intensifying rockets, rain down on the cities, add force, and all flights have been cancelled. they've also launched a campaign to take control of lash co, gar, the besieged capital of hell man, province. if it's a city of some $200000.00 people, that could be close to falling to the

and indonesia, young victims struggles in time. one of the worst corona virus outbreaks in the world. ah hello there. july was the hottest month on record across the world, according to us scientists. and for north america. much of that heat has continued into august, but temperatures haven't been as high as we saw them last month. but on monday, for those north western states, we are going to see temperature fit in the mid thirty's before they dip down on tuesday. and as welcome, wet weather on the way for western parts of canada, where wild fires have been raging now was he moved to the east coast is going to be more wet weather, which seems severe storms rolling all the way from the mid atlantic down to the deep south, continuing onto some of those south western states where we have seen flash flooding. but for the really wet weather, we have to look to those gulf states. we've got tropical storm fred, moving in land. it's going to bring some of that really wet and windy weather with it. we could see up to a 150 millimeters of r

>> we have indonesia, thailand coming forward. i do not think they have much leeway for different reasons. tylan does not have leeway because rate cuts are so low already. basically you do not have room to cut rates further in terms of the actual nominal interest rates. for indonesia, it is more about [indiscernible] if tapering happens in an unstable way. if foreign investors leave, they are leaving china because of the crackdown, will i managed to gouge at the ruby -- ruppe? if you cut in the midst of that things look ugly. everyone worried for outflows at a time of risk off environment. david: let's take things full circle, eight .5% full-year is the consensus forecast for china. things are downward spiraling right now. is 8% achievable? >> we have never had eight, we have had 7.8, because let's work -- remember what china told us at the beginning of the year. it was their decision, and i do not know what many analysts including the imf had a forecast over 10. whether it is unachievable or they really did not want to. 2022 will

professor, i grew up in indonesia so i saw| i grew up in indonesia so i saw that on a daily basis inproach to sharia and how much does culture play a part? different countries have different interpretations?- countries have different interpretations? there is no . uestion interpretations? there is no question about _ interpretations? there is no question about it. _ interpretations? there is no question about it. the - interpretations? there is no question about it. the shortj question about it. the short answer is yes. there are what we call conservative or fundamentalist views that implement sharia norms in a rigid or conservative way. the classic example is the kingdom of saudi arabia, in fact their constitution, their basic law is the koran. all of the stipulations are from the ancient period of time, it is part of their daily legal practice. moran is often cited as well as another, what you term, hardline, buti as well as another, what you term, hardline, but i would say fundamentalist or conservative of sharia. —— iran. there are lots of communities, lots of nation states in th

munoz rain forest is shed by 3 countries, indonesia, malaysia and bern. i. it's home to hundreds of endemic plants and animals are rich and unique habitat that it's slowly dying. its abundant resources over exploited. it's where i would decimate today. less than half the trees remain. yet the procession of trucks never ends. the forest tries so that progress as best as it can. but here would means money flow to trucks, stop at nothing to get that cargo to port and big city's 7 days a week. each journey is fraught with challenges for drivers, overcoming them, and the mis salary of about $550.00 a month. uses has now been carrying this house back of his truck for 7 hours. he's tired, that remains poker the upon arrival. they have to negotiate a difficult unloading with no crane to help usa and the law must rely on their own results. and bank command under the bulldozer acts as an unloading dr. me i gotta read the houses journey is still not over. its headed for the river bank with a men will live in the depths of the jungle for 11 months. i as the look is prep

as indonesia covered crisis continues even the youngest have not been sped. and in many parts of the country, children may also be suffering from a 2nd disease or medical condition which heightens the risk of something or amount nutrition will have an impact on a child's immune system. so if they get infected, it's likely to hit them harder. slow vaccination dr. outside. major cities is also putting young people in danger. as many children contracts the virus from family members, people fit children not affect that and then couldn't die. but right now we have a lot of children died as the delta variance continues to spread across indonesia, more children are falling ill each day. every week, hundreds of indonesian children died from 1219, most under the age of 5 dozen co increases. so to just demand for small child size bills for the countries, young victims of the pandemic to beta soon cannot believe her grand daughter shall over is gone. she was just 4 years old. she was kind and cute. everyone liked her. i'm sad. she left me behind, i still want to take ca

novavax filed for its vaccine in india, indonesia, and the philippines.o file in the u.s. sometime in the fourth quarter. we spoke to bloomberg about the company's plans. >> we had three major announcements. one was, of course, deciding the agreement with the eu, which says there is continued significant demand for our type of product you're the second was we have data that came out that was announced today that shows our vaccine works well and this could be effective against the variance that we hear about now. those data were prepared today. the third -- these fit together well -- is our first regulatory filing for approval for the vaccine for authorization. filed it in india first and in indonesia and the philippines, where we are working with our partner and they know that the process as been working with the d cgi, the fda of india closely. that is why we have early filing there. indonesia and philippines are desperate for vaccine and they are following and we filed with him too. this is a first filing. we will file with the european medicines author

jessica washington reports from tank rank in indonesia. second regency. yet another young life has been lost to cope with 19 funeral workers had come to take his cousin to the cemetery. inside is the body of the 2 month old baby. her name is maria. she died in hospital almost 3 hours from her family's home. now her parents have returned to their village. so the approval, we came back here from the hospital because our child, if dad and i live all they have, are they memories of maria? they don't even have a photo of their daughter. i stay at home and rest because i'm always thinking about my daughter who died. as indonesia covered crisis continues, even the youngest have not been spared. and in many parts of the country, children may also be suffering from a 2nd disease or medical condition which heightens the risk of something or amount. nutrition will have an impact on a child with immune system. so if they get infected, it's likely to hit them harder. slow vaccination dr. outside. major cities is also putting young people in danger. as

also, indonesia, the last generation social work has struggled to find foster care. but children opened by the pandemic whose mm. welcome to the peg over again. and i've got this done with government forces of fighting against taliban assaults on major cities rocket. so struck kandahar airport in the south. all flights in and out of the city a cancelled the taliban offensive in that form a stronghold is going on as it also lost her guard. the besieged capital of helmand province there as gun f also has also been blamed for a homing of a hospital killing at least one person. the owner says the facility was targeted because the military, wrongly believe that taliban fighters were being treated. that was what i did, so some of my hospital was bombarded, but they were no telephone in the hospital. they were only 6 staff members and i with pharmacists and nurses, and our 2 nurses were wounded patients, caretaker was martin, and another patients kid take that was wounded title. in the heart of germany, we request from both sides not to destroy any public property that can

indonesia later today. haidi: slightly better than expectations when it comes to the exchange in australia. that final dividend per share, more than expected at 1.11, down. that stock is up about just shy 5%r to date. let's get you to vonnie quinn who has our first word headlines. vonnie: the united arab emirates says it is hosting ashraf ghani after he fled afghanistan. speaking on facebook, he said he is in talks to return to afghanistan and that he did not flee with any money. the taliban set up -- at the airport, raising concerns the group may prevent citizens from fleeing. the imf says the taliban led afghanistan cannot access special rights ahead of an allocation set for next week. the country was to receive 450 million u.s. dollars worth of fdr's after the imf approved a $650 billion infusion globally. members say 18 republican lawmakers have urged u.s. treasury secretary janet yellen to intervene at the to prevent access to the fund. bloomberg's learning details about the types of questions the fcc

the indonesia headline we saw 10 minutes ago with the deaths on indonesia, the combination of claritin and the delta variant, it gives you more negative yield. jonathan: let's do the tom keene victory lap. $1000 per employee going to get the vaccine. [laughter] tom: it took you forever to get to this. lisa: carry-on. tom: i want to say this again and this is not an original idea, this is monopoly money. what is so silly here is the billions of dollars and trillions of dollars we cannot contribute to who are rental grieved and all of that. get the money, get them vaccinated. the key thing with the vanguard announcement is the vaccinated get the money. jonathan: they have until october to get vaccinated. lisa, the response in a corporate america is getting face. lisa: it protects you, it protects us from disruption and it raises the bar in terms of how much freedom they have when they get vaccinated. what i am watching is the fda. the expectation from the new york times is that the fda will grant full approval to the pfizer vaccine early next month. this may be something that triggers a

right, and experts you say it may be impossible for us to say with certainty, just how many lives indonesia lot to this health practice. what we do know is that most of the, many of the deaths have happened just in recent weeks, around 40 percent of the 100000 people consent to have most and live those just happened in july and august. we also know that as i have been a search in depth, the home have been an increase in cases with multiple members of the same family. have all died within days of each other. and what we also know, and what the government has confirmed, is that most of the people who died with covered 19 were completely on vaccinated. now, earlier weeks ago, the government pledged that it would aim to scale up testing to around 400002500000 people each day and that never happened. and so as a result, we really will never be able to say with certainty how wide the scale of this crisis is and how many lives will last to cover 19. there are some local independent data groups attempting to create a clear picture of this game with the crisis. and according to some of their estimat

we're still here in indonesia, the high case load is taking a toll on health care workers. give us a call. we are overwhelmed. the number of patients is beyond their capabilities. we used to to 300 percent of our energy every time we're on shift. many medical workers have also fallen sick, and more than a 1200 have died from the virus. indonesia had its deadly a day last week, but has been reporting slightly lower numbers since the government has extended a partial lockdown for further week. much of malaysia has been locked down since june. the country has also ramped up its vaccination campaign, but new infections keep climbing in the chinese city of han authorities attesting all 12000000 residents after authorities confirmed 3 new cases of the delta variant on monday. who hon had reported no local corona virus cases since may last year. the other cities in china have begun limiting movements as the country reported the highest number of domestic cases since january. china had in the past been able to cut the spread of cases with quick locked downs and mass testing. but th

yes, in indonesia there's a lot of volcano.for power, and what is the risk of injecting water to get steam from the magma inside? so i think... oh, this is an interesting question, isn't it, about the ultimate energy store here, really, other than the sun. you know, geothermal energy, kristian, this is really the mother of all batteries in many ways. so, what is its potential and why, really, haven't we spoken about it much today? well, it definitely has i geographical potential. so the locations where it. exists and is easy to enter into and harvest, so, for instance, iceland| is a great example i of geothermal power. they are very close to that. and, as you say, in indonesia, there's a few different . geographical places that are well—suited and those i will employ that geothermal power, but it will be i a challenge to get it up to a scale where that power also is transmitted to all. other places in the world. so having solar panels, - wind power located more spread around the world compared to what you have _ with geothermal

bring you the story of code 19 in indonesia. thanks jessica . finally, the ocean trip. i promised you earlier. oh, shana is the largest international ocean advocacy group in the world. recently i spoke to matt little john, a senior vice president at o. c ana, and we talked about how important the house is. the oceans is to all of us. that kind of did a ted talk on instagram live. he's a really good then he surprised me with a science quiz. i think the thing about our oceans is, you know, in some countries i don't as the case for everybody watching right now to spin and as an event. but you know, a lot of us view sea food is sort of something that you have ever wants to while. and the nice thing. but for hundreds of known people around the world, they depend on the oceans for their livelihoods, right? that's, that's how they've been, they've been fishing and they've been processing fish, they just, they need it for their to survive. and the thing is, what happens is the oceans heat up, fish are animals that are sensitive to a temperature, so they move. and this means tha

washington state with indonesia. to have that habitual relationship on the national guard to the taiwan event forces , that is a way to bring the taiwan defense forces up to a readiness level. they are already pretty much there. with u.s. forces integrating. that should happen. u.s. forces need to show up. we have already been training with taiwan. they have been using american equipment. their leaders have been going to american schools and the like. if it is if they the village of illinois has with poland, it will go well. you have disaster response to making sure that you are able to defend territory. >> that his face and aiding. -- fascinating -- that is fascinating. >> talk to any of the commanders. if you talk to any of the four stores and see what you think of the partnership program? -- four stars and see what you think of the partnership graham? -- program. there is nothing but accolades for this program. >> america has an edge by assisting countries in their education and technological advancement. -- such

we had to indonesia next square covered cases continue to rise in a single day last week. the country recorded nearly 50000 new infections and over 1000 deaths, but these numbers are likely to be much higher after the lie show, the gas and i stopped talking about statistics and focused in on the personal stories. they wanted the international community to know well, i have a friend recently who's husband died because of course at 19 am he had a co morbidity. and if only he got the vaccine in time, he might still be alive today. and she was a doctor as well. and it's an imaginable to lose someone you love when, especially when you're health work and you thought you should be saving them. but you cannot even say your own family. and so, heartbreaking moment and vaccine might not be the only solution, but 6.6 percent in coverage reach is just appalling. really. so i, i have a story. my own. i mean, we're very closely with mine in but they are so much island and they got coffee and they got coffee. but because my, my medical doctor, because they that i could contact me by call

next week, my kind of era, washington, indonesia. meanwhile, evacuating dozens of it's diplomats and others from afghanistan, a military aeroplane carrying in denice in nationals filipinos. and a few africans landed in jakarta overnight. indonesia has temporarily moved its diplomatic mission to neighboring pakistan. in other news, lazy as new, prime minister, has been sworn in his ismael supper got called. he was formerly appointed as of friday, as well as he is, 9th prime minister. after the resignation of me it in your scene, you'll be the 30 premier and less than 4 years. the former defense minister will tackle the administration's widely criticized pandemic response. it's been a full week since that powerful earthquake had haiti kidding. more than 2000 people and injuring thousands efforts to provide aid been playing with problems, and many families are desperate. the prime minister ariel murray has been in charge of the country since the former president of the luis was assassinated and has spoken to the media for the 1st time. john holeman was there, haitian prime minister on r