Slightly Reduced, The Bed Capacity Of The COVID-19 Hospital At The Kemayoran Athlete House Is 75 Percent Today

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JAKARTA - There was a reduction in the occupancy rate of beds for COVID-19 patients at the Kemayoran Athlete's Wisma Emergency Hospital today. Currently, its use reaches 75 percent, so there are 25 percent of beds that are not occupied by patients.

Head of Information for Kogabwilhan I, Marine Colonel Aris Mudian said, as of today there are 332 people who have just left the Athlete House after undergoing COVID-19 isolation.

"Inpatients at the Wisma Atlet Hospital are 5,921 people from 7,894 bed capacities. Initially there were 6,253 people being treated and today there are 332 people," said Aris in his statement, Tuesday, July 6.

The details, there are 2,947 women and 2,974 men. They are undergoing isolation in Towers 4, 5, 6, and 7 of the Wisma Atlet COVID-19 Emergency Hospital.

So, since the beginning of being used as a place of isolation on March 23, 2020 until now, the Wisma Atlet COVID-19 Hospital has treated 108,867 corona virus patients.

"There were 102,946 patients discharged, with details 101,761 patients recovered, 939 were referred to other hospitals, and 246 people died," he said.

Currently, all isolated patients being treated at the Wisma Atlet Kemayoran Hospital are people who have symptoms of COVID-19, both mild and moderate.

In addition, there are COVID-19 patients who are also isolated in tower 8 of Wisma Atlet Pademangan. Of the 1,572 beds prepared, currently 1,102 have been filled. Yesterday there were 1,164 patients and today there are 62 fewer patients.

"So the total number of inpatients for towers 4,5,6,7, and 8 is 7,023 people. Initially, there were a total of 7,417 patients at Wisma Atlet Kemayoran and Pademangan. Today there are 394 people reduced," he added.

Then, there are currently 1,882 isolated patients at the Nagrak Flats, Cilincing, North Jakarta. Yesterday, towers 2 and 3 of the Nagrak Flat were filled with 1,927 patients. Today reduced by 45 patients.