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Jakarta, CNBC Indonesia – DKI Jakarta Governor Anies Baswedan has again extended the Large Scale Social Restrictions (PSBB) for the Transition Period to a Healthy, Safe and Productive Society for 14 days, from 23 November to 6 December 2020 as a precaution against an increase in COVID-19 cases.
The PSBB extension for the Transitional Period is based on DKI Jakarta Governor Decree Number 1100 of 2020 which emphasizes that if there is no significant increase in COVID-19 cases, the Transitional PSBB will automatically be extended for two weeks.
Anies said the provincial government of DKI Jakarta may implement an emergency braking policy if there is a significant increase in cases or an alarming level of transmission that endangers the services of the health system.
He said that based on epidemiological data during the PSBB implementation for the Transition Period in the past two weeks, the condition of the COVID-19 DKI Jakarta outbreak was still under control and heading safely.
However, we must be more attentive and more disciplined in health protocols. It should be noted that the daily report of positive cases in Jakarta reached a new record, that is, 1,579 cases on Saturday (11/21) yesterday. This condition should not make us even more ignorant and undisciplined. ”Anies said in his statement on Sunday (11/22).
He recalled that the transmission still occurred even though it was slowing down. In the future, we will further strengthen the application of health protocols. Anies hopes the public will be proactive in learning about violations. People also don’t need to worry about reporting if they feel exposed or have symptoms.
“This is a joint effort. We emphasize it again, it remains to be disciplined in health protocols. Covid-19 is still there,” he said.
The provincial government of DKI Jakarta recorded an increase in active cases of 4.95% during the last 14 days, that is, 8,026 on November 7 to 8,444 on November 21. As for active cases in Jakarta, previously every two weeks they experienced a downward trend, namely 13,155 (26/9); 13,253 (10/10); 12,481 (10/24); and 8026 (11/7).
As a percentage, active cases in Jakarta continued to decline every two weeks, ie 6.7% (11/21) from 7.2% (11/7); 12.5% (24/10); 15.5% (10/10); and 18.7% (26/9). The percentage of active cases is the ratio between the total of active cases and the total accumulated positive confirmed cases.
On the other hand, the cure rate also shows a growing trend of improvement with 91.3% as of November 21, 2020, while in the previous two weeks it was 78.9% (26/9); 82.3% (10/10); 85.4% (24/10); and 90.7% (7/11).
In addition, the mortality rate also showed a decrease from 0.1% to 2%, the previous figure remaining stable at 2.1% on November 7 and October 24, 2020. This mortality rate shows a tendency to the drop from the previous two weeks, that is, 2.4. % (26/9) and 2.2% (10/10).
The percentage of total confirmed cases shows a slight increase in the last two weeks. On November 21, confirmed positive cases in Jakarta reached 125,822, an increase of 11.62% compared to the previous two weeks of 111,201 cases (7/11). This figure of percentage increase increases slightly when the trend of changes is observed in cases that previously decreased every two weeks, namely:
– 70,184 (26/9) and 85,617 (10/10) or 18.03% more
– 85,617 (10/10) and 100,220 (24/10) or up to 14.57%
– 100,220 (24/10) and 111,201 (7/11) or an increase of 9.87%.
“From this data, it can be seen that the increase in the accumulation of confirmed positive cases in DKI Jakarta every two weeks began to show an increase of 11.62% from November 7 to 11. Whereas previously we witnessed a trend decrease in the increase in cases, that is, 18.03% on September 26. -October 10, 14.57% from October 10 to 24 and 9.87% from October 24 to November 7, 2020, “he said.
He said the transmission of cases in Jakarta had started to increase slightly in the past two weeks after slowing down in the previous weeks. Anies emphasized that currently residents must be more vigilant and disciplined with health protocols.
“This means that the transmission is still occurring and we need to be more vigilant. If we feel or know that someone else has symptoms or has been exposed to a positive case, we open the COVID-19 phone number of the Jakarta Command Post, namely , 112 and 081112112112. whatsapp at the number 081388376955 “, he said.
Furthermore, the provincial government of DKI Jakarta also noted that the percentage of daily use of isolation beds (inpatient wards) and ICU wards in 98 COVID-19 referral hospitals in DKI Jakarta has started to increase over the last week.
The usability rate of the daily isolation room (inpatient room) consecutively each week is 66% (10/10), 63% (17/10), 59% (24/10), 54% (31/10 ), 56% (11/7), 63% (11/14) and 73% (11/21). The levels of use of the ICU room were 67% (10/10), 66% (17/10), 62% (24/10), 59% (31/10) and 60% (7/11) , respectively. , 68% (11/14) and 70% (11/21).
“Based on these data, the hospital bed occupancy rate for treating patients with COVID-19 related cases in DKI Jakarta has started to increase in the last two weeks,” he said.
Currently, of the 6,012 isolation beds, 4,417 or 73% have been filled. On the other hand, the use of ICU space has reached 70% or 591 has been filled from its maximum capacity of 841.
“We have to remind you that COVID-19 is an infectious disease that is not only seen for its high cure rate, but also for its easy and massive transmission. If we are disciplined in the implementation of health protocols, the transmission rate is low. and, ultimately, it will not put a burden on the health system. We protect all medical personnel, health personnel as the last line of defense, “he said.
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