Three More People Recover From COVID-19 In Lebak

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LEBAK - Patients recovering from COVID-19 in Lebak Regency, Banten Province, increased again by three people and became a total of 13, 508 people and 222 people died.

Spokesperson for the Lebak Regency COVID-19 Acceleration and Handling Task Force, Dr Firman Rahmatullah in Lebak, Friday (25/3), said that so far the development of the spread of COVID-19 in this area has been sloping and the recovery rate is increasing every day. 13,508 people from the day before 13,505 people," he said

Firman said, the recovered COVID-19 patient after undergoing treatment in a number of hospitals and self-isolation under the supervision of the Village/Urban Task Force under the auspices of the sub-district Health Center.

Meanwhile, the isolation area provided by the regional government, according to the spokesman for the Task Force, Firman, is located in the Banten BPPS Building, there have been no COVID-19 patients for a week.

"We appreciate that the recovery rate of COVID-19 patients is relatively good," he explained, quoted by Antara.

According to him, the improvement in COVID-19 cases in Lebak Regency is due to public awareness of complying with health protocols as well as wearing masks, maintaining distance and washing hands, including the achievement of vaccination reaching 80 percent of the 1 million target.

In addition, the COVID-19 Task Force officers every day optimize justice operations in crowded places so that there are no crowds.

"With the improvement of COVID-19 patients, the community continues to comply with the 3M process and also vaccinate," said the Head of the Infectious Disease Prevention Division of the Lebak Regency Health Office.

Meanwhile, the Head of Public Relations of the Adji Darmo Hospital, Lebak Regency, said that currently, three more COVID-19 patients are undergoing treatment because most of them have recovered.

The RSUD, according to Adji, is still providing a wine room for COVID-19 patients with 60 beds.

"If there are no more COVID-19 patients, the room will be returned to a general patient room," he said.

Based on COVID-19 data in Lebak Regency, Friday (25/3) there were 13,845 people, 13,508 people declared cured, 115 people isolated and 222 people dead.