Kebon Jeruk Becomes The District With The Most COVID-19 Cases In Jakarta

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JAKARTA - The DKI Provincial Government has issued data on the development of cases of the corona virus or COVID-19 in each sub-district based on the patient's domicile. The latest data on Wednesday, April 1, stated that Kebon Jeruk sub-district, West Jakarta had the most positive cases of the corona virus, namely 37 people.

The district with the highest number of corona virus cases after that was in Kalideres, West Jakarta with 34 cases; in Kebayoran Baru, South Jakarta with a total of 31 cases; then Duren Sawit, East Jakarta with 29 cases.

Furthermore, the fifth most positive cases of COVID-19 were in Grogol Petamburan, West Jakarta with 26 cases; then Kelapa Gading, North Jakarta 25 cases; Kebayoran Lama, South Jakarta 24 cases; Tebet, South Jakarta 24 cases, Cilandak, South Jakarta 22 cases, and Kembangan, West Jakarta 20 cases.

The total number of sub-districts whose residents are exposed to the corona virus is 42 sub-districts, spread across 5 administrative cities in DKI, with the most cases in South Jakarta. Meanwhile, other kecamatan that were not previously mentioned had positive cases under 20 people.

If you look at the official website of the DKI Jakarta Provincial Government, corona.jakarta.go.id, today at 08.00 WIB, positive COVID-19 cases in DKI Jakarta have increased by 91 to 885 cases, with data from the previous day 794 cases.

Of the total cases, 562 patients were hospitalized, 181 were self-isolated at home, 52 people recovered, and 90 people died.

The spread of positive corona people in 543 urban village points is known, but for the rest, namely 273 other positive cases, the point of the village is still unknown.

A total of 1,196 people were included in patients under surveillance (PDP), with details of 823 of them still undergoing treatment, and 367 people tested negative for corona and had been allowed to return home. Meanwhile, 2,394 people are included as people under monitoring (ODP), with 498 still undergoing the monitoring process.

Among the total positive cases of COVID-19, 84 medical personnel were declared exposed to the corona virus. Of the total positive cases of medical personnel, one of them died and 2 others were pregnant.