The Trend Of COVID-19 Is Getting Lower, 60.5 Percent Of Urban Villages In Sleman Are In The Green Zone

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SLEMAN - The Sleman Regency COVID-19 Task Force, Special Region of Yogyakarta noted that 52 of the 86 (60.5 percent) urban villages in the region were in the COVID-19 green zone. 2022, there will be a 14 percent increase in green zones from 40 to 52 urban villages," said Sleman District COVID-19 Task Force Spokesperson Shavitri Nurmaladewi in Sleman, Tuesday, May 10. 5 percent, namely Sendangmulyo Village, Kapanewon (Kecamatan) Minggir, Lumbungrejo and Mororejo Villages in Kapanewon Tempel. "As for the villages that are in the orange zone, there are currently no more," he said, quoted by Antara. there are 31 sub-districts or reaching 36 percent. "The kelurahan-level COVID-19 Zoning Map issued by the Sleman District Health Office (Dinkes) is dynamic and published every year. periodically," he said. Shavitri said that the development of COVID-19 cases that was getting better was also due to the role of the community who remained disciplined in health protocols (prokes) and followed vaccinations, both for the first, second and booster doses. "Thank you for community support who is always disciplined in the process and follows vaccinations. We hope that the community will continue to be disciplined in the prokes and those who have not been vaccinated can immediately get vaccinated," he said. He said that for the development of the daily COVID-19 case on May 8, there was an additional positive confirmation case of one person, 37 patients who were declared cured and no cases. the patient died. "As for the active case of COVID-19 in Sleman as of May 7, there were 35 cases, including 20 patients being treated in hospital, 15 people undergoing independent isolation (isoman) and no one being quarantined in an integrated isolation shelter (isoter). Cumulatively until May 7, positive confirmed cases reached 78,873 cases, 76,164 cases recovered and 2,674 patients died," he said.