The Occupancy Rate Of The COVID-19 Isolation Room In Cianjur Continues To Decline

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CIANJUR - The Cianjur Health Service, West Java, noted that the occupancy rate of the COVID-19 centralized isolation room in Cianjur continued to decline, even in two referral hospitals the occupancy rate was only 23 people, while in a special villa 121 people with conditions continued to improve. Head of the Cianjur Health Office, dr. Irvan Nur said the transmission rate continued to decline followed by an increasing recovery rate such as the last three months 1,121 people were exposed, most of them underwent independent isolation and only 324 people underwent centralized isolation. the transmission rate is only 11 people and most of them are self-isolating. Meanwhile, of the thousands who have been exposed, only 76 people are undergoing isolation in hospitals," he said in Cianjur, Sunday, March 13. This week, he added, it was recorded at the Bumi Ciherang villa, The 121 patients who are still undergoing isolation are in good condition and most of them are waiting to go home after the test the third, including patients with congenital diseases who are undergoing isolation in 23 hospitals. Rapid treatment and anticipation of the surge in positive cases of COVID-19 in Cianjur, by limiting activities, prevents transmission from escalating, especially with the intensification of the first to third dose of general vaccination or booster has reached 87 percent of the 1.9 million recipients.

Mass vaccination activities in collaboration with the TNI/Polri have been intensified again so that the target of 1.9 million recipients in Cianjur can be achieved before Eid. Even health service centers are required to carry out general and child vaccinations even on holidays. Cianjur Deputy Regent, TB Mulyana Syachrudin, said the decline the transmission rate indicates that the level of vigilance and compliance of residents continues to increase, especially in implementing strict procedures and high enthusiasm for getting complete vaccinations. we are still doing it, including conducting raids in various places," he said as quoted by Antara.