UPDATE: Distribution of 5444 new Covid-19 cases, Central Java with 1362 pages in total

JAKARTA, KOMPAS.com – The government reported 5,444 additional new cases of Covid-19 in the last 24 hours.

This figure is the highest increase since President Joko Widodo announced the first case of Covid-19 on March 2, 2020.

Thus, until Friday (11/13/2020) there were 457,735 cases of Covid-19 in the country. The addition of new cases spans 33 provinces.

Also read: UPDATE November 13: 5,444 new cases of Covid-19, RI returns to record the highest record

According to data from the Covid-19 Handling Task Force, the largest increase was recorded in Central Java with 1,362 cases, followed by DKI Jakarta with 1,033 cases.

This was then followed by West Java with 801 cases, East Kalimantan with 277 cases and East Java with 239 cases.

Meanwhile, cumulatively, the number of Covid-19 patients who were declared cured increased by 3,010 people, bringing the number to 385,094.

Then there were 104 additional cases of death due to Covid-19. Thus, Covid-19 patients died to 15,037 people.

Also read: UPDATE November 13: Add 104 people, patients who died from Covid-19 reached 15,037

The following is the distribution of additional new cases of Covid-19 in the period from Thursday (12/11/2020) to Friday (11/13/2020):

1. Central Java: 1,362 cases

2. DKI Jakarta: 1,033 cases

3 West Java: 801 cases

4. East Kalimantan: 277 cases

5. East Java: 239 cases

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6. West Sumatra: 189 cases

7. Papua: 147 cases

8. Riau: 146 cases

9. Lampung: 137 cases

10. South Sulawesi: 131 cases

11. Banten: 11 cases

12. Central Kalimantan: 89 cases

13. Southeast Sulawesi: 86 cases

14. North Sumatra: 80 cases

15. Riau Islands: 74 cases

16. South Sumatra: 68 cases

17. Bali: 64 cases

18. Bengkulu: 61 cases

19. DIY: 61 cases

20. ANN: 48 cases

21. Aceh: 45 cases

22. South Kalimantan: 31 cases

23. West Papua: 25 cases

24. Central Sulawesi: 22 cases

25. Jambi: 20 cases

26. North Sulawesi: 19 cases

27. NTT: 18 cases

28. Maluku: 17 cases

29. West Kalimantan: 13 cases

30. Bangka Belitung: 11 cases

31. North Maluku: 9 cases

32. North Kalimantan: 6 cases

33. West Sulawesi: 4 cases

Total: 5,444 cases