Ganjar Pranowo Confirms There Has Been An Increase In COVID-19 Cases In The Eid Al-Fitr Holiday
JAKARTA - The increase in the number of people migrating to Central Java during the Eid al-Fitr holiday has increased the number of COVID-19 patients. This increase data is seen since May 17. As stated by Ganjar Pranowo, governor of Central Java.
"If you look at the data on the addition of COVID-19 cases, I see data coming out from May 1 to May 23. There is a trend of increasing new cases on a daily basis starting May 17. This is due to eid holidays high data (increased) from 17, 18 and peaked on May 19," he told VOI via a long-distance interview on Monday, May 24.
This data, said Ganjar had dropped on May 20. However, there was another increase on May 21. The fun after that May 22 to May 23, the data on additions exposed to COVID-19 again decreased.
This situation continued Ganjar, indeed as previously thought. Due to the increase in people coming to Central Java, there has also been an increase in the number of patients exposed to COVID-19.
And also of concern is the case in the holy city. Patients affected by COVID-19 at hospitals in the area increased. In addition, there are residents who hold hajatan by inviting dangdut artist Dewi Perssik. More and more news about the crowd on the national scene. And it is recognized by Ganjar Pranowo that this issue is a serious concern of him. "Yes if there are artists involved to be lighters and make a stir," he said.
There are also new findings of COVID-19 from India found in Cilacap. "There is one ship carrying raw sugar. The beginning of the ship from the Philippines, one died and dozens of lannya declared positive COVID-19 with a new variant (COVID-19 from India)," he said.
Ganjar Pranowo is grateful that in Central Java there is no area that is categorized as a red zone, most banter orange category. Even so, he is not saggy, still prokes and educates the public to always be vigilant so that the spread of COVID-19 can be minimized.