JAKARTA - DKI Jakarta Province has recorded more than one million cases of COVID-19. To be precise, as of February 8, there have been 1,004,469 since the beginning of the pandemic in Indonesia.
Today, there was the addition of 10,817 new cases. Active cases today rose by 5,627 cases. Thus, the number of active cases is now 80,162 people who are still being treated or isolated.
Of the total number of positive cases, a total of 910,435 people were declared cured with a cure rate of 90.6 percent, and a total of 13,872 people died with a death rate of 1.4 percent.
The positivity rate or the percentage of positive cases in the last week in Jakarta was 23.1 percent, while the percentage of positive cases in total was 11.4 percent. Meanwhile, WHO sets the standard for the percentage of positive cases not more than 5 percent.
Based on today's records, 3,751 cases of Omicron have been found. A total of 52.6 percent of them are local transmissions and 47.4 percent are Foreign Travel Actors (PPLN).
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Head of Disease Prevention and Control Division, DKI Health Office, Dwi Oktavia, asked the public to continue to discipline the application of health protocols. Given that, at this time the Omicron variant has become widespread.
"We also urge the public to be aware of the transmission of the Omicron Variant which is now also increasing in Jakarta. 3T efforts continue to be encouraged, apart from the COVID-19 vaccination, which is also still ongoing with a wider scope", said Dwi in her statement, Tuesday, February 8.
Meanwhile, the implementation of the COVID-19 vaccination in Jakarta continues. The achievement of the first dose of vaccination in Jakarta is currently 12,150,747 people (120.5 percent), with a proportion of 71 percent being residents with a DKI ID card and 29 percent residents with a non-DKI ID card.
Then, the achievement of the second dose of vaccination was 10,036,334 people (99.5 percent), with a proportion of 73 percent being residents with Jakarta ID cards and 27 percent people with non-DKI ID cards. The third dose of vaccination currently reaches 836,846 people.
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