PPKM Jawa Bali Kembali Diperpanjang, Kasus Covid di Jakarta Meningkat Tajam | Kabar Pagi tvOne

Summary

The Indonesian government extends social activity restrictions in Java-Bali due to a rise in COVID-19 cases, with Jakarta being the most affected. Despite the increase, the number of active cases is only one-third of the Delta variant peak. The health facilities are adequately equipped to handle patients, and vaccination rates are improving, with a focus on elderly and those with comorbidities.

Takeaways

• 📅 The government has extended the implementation of community activity restrictions (PPKM) in Java-Bali for another week due to the ongoing COVID-19 situation.
• 📈 There is a continuous increase in the number of COVID-19 positive cases, with the highest number found in Jakarta.
• 🔢 As of January 30, 2022, the number of confirmed COVID-19 cases reached 12,420, but this is only one-third of the peak during the Delta variant outbreak in 2021.
• 🏥 Despite the increase, the number of hospital beds in Indonesia remains sufficient, with only one-tenth of the peak capacity during the Delta variant being utilized.
• 📊 There has been a decrease in daily cases in the last seven days, indicating a possible anomaly in the trend.
• 📍 Jakarta (DKI Jakarta) continues to have the most confirmed cases, but there is a significant increase in cases detected in other provinces in Java-Bali.
• 📈 The positivity rate is above the standard at 5%, driven by a revision of the test rate (RTS) which has reached 24% in Bekasi.
• 🧪 Daily testing in Java-Bali has increased, mainly driven by DKI Jakarta.
• 🛑 Other areas in Java-Bali are still at a relatively low positivity rate compared to DKI Jakarta.
• ⚠️ There are 27 patients with severe or critical symptoms, 59% of whom have comorbidities, indicating a need for caution among those with underlying health conditions.
• 👴 30% of the severe cases are elderly, emphasizing the importance of vigilance among older adults.
• 🏠 The government has stated that the number of facilities in hospitals and centralized isolation facilities in Indonesia is still sufficient to accommodate COVID-19 patients, with telemedicine services also being prepared for patients in home isolation.

Q & A

What is the current status of COVID-19 cases in Indonesia?

The number of confirmed COVID-19 cases in Indonesia is continuously increasing, with the highest number of cases found in Jakarta.

What measures has the government taken to control the spread of COVID-19?

The government has extended the implementation of community activity restrictions (PPKM) based on levels in the Java-Bali region for another week.

How does the current COVID-19 situation compare to the peak of the Delta variant outbreak?

According to the Minister of Maritime Affairs and Investment, Luhut Binsar Panjaitan, the current number of positive cases is only one-third of the peak of the Delta variant outbreak in 2021.

What is the situation regarding hospital capacity in Indonesia?

The number of beds in Indonesian hospitals is still considered sufficient and safe, with only one-tenth of the capacity used during the peak of the Delta variant outbreak.

Is there a significant increase in daily cases in the last seven days?

Yes, there has been an increase in daily cases in the last seven days, but there is also a decrease in cases, indicating a fluctuating trend.

Which areas in Java-Bali are experiencing a significant increase in COVID-19 cases?

Besides Jakarta, other provinces in Java-Bali have also started to see a significant increase in confirmed cases.

What is the current positivity rate of COVID-19 tests in Jakarta?

The positivity rate in Jakarta is currently above the WHO standard, with a revision rate reaching 24 percent.

What precautions are advised for individuals with comorbidities and the elderly?

Individuals with comorbidities and the elderly are advised to be extra cautious, as 30% of severe or critical cases involve the elderly and 59% involve individuals with comorbidities.

What preparations has the government made for COVID-19 patients?

The government has prepared centralized isolation facilities and telemedicine services for patients undergoing home isolation.

How is the government monitoring the COVID-19 situation?

The government is continuously monitoring the situation and will observe the developments over the next week to make further decisions.