All Are Healed, Tulungagung COVID-19 Emergency Hospital Is Empty

Simple Rental Flats owned by UIN Sayyid Ali Rahmatullah Tulungagung/ Antara

JAKARTA - The simple rental flat belonging to UIN Sayyid Ali Rahmatullah Tulungagung, which was used as a quarantine center as well as the COVID-19 Emergency Hospital, is now empty, leaving all its patients home.

Head of LDP Tagana Tulungagung Regency Imam Syafii revealed that the last patients to leave the COVID-19 Emergency Hospital were seven people on Monday, September 20, at around 10.30 WIB.

"There are seven people left and all have recovered, so they can continue to self-isolate at home," said Imam as quoted by Antara, Tuesday, September 21.

There were no additional cases until Tuesday, September 21 afternoon. The officers responsible for the management of the RSDC as well as from the Tagana side remain on standby.

The manager's focus is now on maintaining the rooms, rooms and all facilities in and around the RSDC.

Both damage repair and room sterilization by means of disinfection. "Cleaning, maintenance and repair of (all) Rusunawa facilities," he said.

The damage referred to in porcelain and broken faucets. After being repaired, the flats will be returned to UIN Satu Tulungagung.

UIN Satu Tulungagung will start face-to-face lectures on October 4. Furthermore, the Rusunawa will no longer accept new patients. New patients will be directly directed to Rusunawa Jepun in Ringinpitu Village, Kedungwaru District.

This Rusunawa has a capacity of 86 people. This Rusunawa has the status of the Tulungagung Regency Government, so it can be used at any time when needed.

"Once it is empty, there will be a report of the handover," said Kasil. During the pandemic, Rusunawa UIN Satu Tulungagung was loaned out as a quarantine location for COVID-19 patients.

During that time, the UIN Satu Tulungagung did not conduct face-to-face lectures. Students conduct online lectures. However, as conditions improve in Tulungagung and East Java, UIN Satu Tulungagung will conduct face-to-face lectures