World's fourth most populous country could see 420,000 babies born early next year. FMTNews Newborn
JAKARTA: Indonesia is facing a baby boom that could see more than 400,000 unplanned pregnancies as coronavirus lockdowns cut access to birth control, the national family planning agency said Tuesday.
The figure is based on 10% of its 28 million-member nationwide family planning practice having trouble getting birth control. About 4.8 million babies are born annually in Indonesia, a country of more than 260 million. “If you’re planning to get pregnant, now is not the right time and please do not stop your contraception,” Wardoyo said.
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