TANGERANG - The case of mycroplasma pneumonia in DKI Jakarta is in the spotlight of the Tangerang City Health Office (Dinkes) to increase vigilance.
The head of the Tangerang City Health Office, Dr. Dini, appealed to the public to remain calm regarding the findings of the case. He asked to always use masks and influenza vaccinations.
"There are anticipatory steps that can be taken by the community is to vaccinate influenza and wear masks properly," said Dini when confirmed, Wednesday, December 6.
In addition, the public is also advised to vaccinate against COVID-19 and other respiratory disease pathogens if they experience symptoms such as difficulty breathing with fever.
"(In addition) the PHBS is also still being carried out. So, the people of Tangerang City can stay healthy and avoid various diseases," he said.
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Then, consumption of balanced nutritious food, exercise properly according to needs. Consumption of vitamins as recommended and needs of each," he continued.
Dini hopes that by taking preventive measures to prevent case transmission in her area.
"Hopefully, this pneumonia disease doesn't reach Tangerang City," he concluded.
For information, the Ministry of Health (Kemenkes) reported that a case of mycoplasma pneumonia had been found in Jakarta.
Head of the Bureau of Communication and Public Services, Siti Nadia Tarmizi, said that her party had received a direct report from the DKI Jakarta Health Office.
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