Acting Governor Safrizal instructed that community activities have to be reduced, especially in four red zones in the province, so as to push down the infection of COVID-19.
"There should be no crowd activities in red zones. Implement curfew. I ask provincial police chief and military commander to deploy their members to the field to oversee, and enforce the rules firmly for the safety of people," he said in Banjarmasin, Thursday.
Based on the daily report of micro-scale restriction of public activities (PPKM Mikro) and the risk zoning maps compiled by the South Kalimantan Police's Directorate of Community Development, there are four red zones in the neighborhood unit (RT) level in the District of Tanah Bumbu.
Then two RT orange zone in the City of Banjarmasin. The rest are 374 RT in yellow zones and 12,975 in green zones.
Safrizal also instructed Health Agency through the local public health centers (puskesmas) to carry out as many COVID-19 test as possible in red zones, as well as orange zones.
"Do a search for close-contacts to confirmed positive patients. The faster we can detect the transmission, the better the effort to depress the potential for a wider spread. Don't reduce the test to reduce the case, this is wrong," he pointed out.
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According to Safrizal, South Kalimantan is now on high alert following the spike of COVID-19 in the last week. Based on data from www.covid19.go.id on 8 July 2021 at 12.15 WIB (Western Indonesia Time), it ranked 13th at the provincial level nationally with a confirmed positive of 36,645 people, 1,071 still being treated, 34,500 recovered, and 1,074 died.
The day before, there were 111 confirmed positive cases, 71 patients in treatment, 4 died, and 36 recovered.
To anticipate the surge of patients, the local government has prepared additional beds at eight referral hospitals and emergency tents.
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"There should be no crowd activities in red zones. Implement curfew. I ask provincial police chief and military commander to deploy their members to the field to oversee, and enforce the rules firmly for the safety of people," he said in Banjarmasin, Thursday.
Based on the daily report of micro-scale restriction of public activities (PPKM Mikro) and the risk zoning maps compiled by the South Kalimantan Police's Directorate of Community Development, there are four red zones in the neighborhood unit (RT) level in the District of Tanah Bumbu.
Then two RT orange zone in the City of Banjarmasin. The rest are 374 RT in yellow zones and 12,975 in green zones.
Safrizal also instructed Health Agency through the local public health centers (puskesmas) to carry out as many COVID-19 test as possible in red zones, as well as orange zones.
"Do a search for close-contacts to confirmed positive patients. The faster we can detect the transmission, the better the effort to depress the potential for a wider spread. Don't reduce the test to reduce the case, this is wrong," he pointed out.
Related news: S Kalimantan's Korem 101 Antasari surpasses vaccination target
Related news: Only vaccinated foreigners can enter Indonesia starting July 6, 2021
According to Safrizal, South Kalimantan is now on high alert following the spike of COVID-19 in the last week. Based on data from www.covid19.go.id on 8 July 2021 at 12.15 WIB (Western Indonesia Time), it ranked 13th at the provincial level nationally with a confirmed positive of 36,645 people, 1,071 still being treated, 34,500 recovered, and 1,074 died.
The day before, there were 111 confirmed positive cases, 71 patients in treatment, 4 died, and 36 recovered.
To anticipate the surge of patients, the local government has prepared additional beds at eight referral hospitals and emergency tents.
Read also: South Kalimantan records 0.35 percent deflation in June
Read also: Adaro begins to vaccinate 2,194 employees
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