Thirty-eight community units (RTs) in Jakarta remain in the Covid-19 red zone.

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Cindy Mutia Annur 04/08/2021 10:30 WIB

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As many as 38 community units (RT) in Jakarta had a high risk of COVID-19 or were in the red zone between August 2nd and 8th, 2021.

Distribution of Red Zone RTs in DKI Jakarta (August 2-8, 2021)

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Thirty-eight community units (RTs) in Jakarta remain in the Covid-19 red zone.

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Distribution of Red Zone RTs in DKI Jakarta (August 2-8, 2021)

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As many as 38 community units (RT) in DKI Jakarta had a high risk of Covid-19 or were in the red zone between August 2-8, 2021. South Jakarta had the highest number of RTs in the red zone in the capital city, with 21.

West Jakarta was second, with seven RTs in the red zone. Five RTs in East Jakarta were also categorized as red zones.

Central Jakarta and the Thousand Islands each had two RTs in the red zone. Meanwhile, North Jakarta had one RT in the red zone.

The number of RTs in the red zone has decreased drastically compared to the previous week, which reached 150. This is in line with the declining number of Covid-19 cases in the capital city since July 13, 2021.

Although cases are declining, the public must remain vigilant against the spread of Covid-19. To prevent transmission, the public is urged to diligently implement the 3M health protocols: wearing masks, maintaining distance, and washing hands with soap. In addition, the public is encouraged to avoid crowds and reduce mobility.

Editor : Dimas Jarot Bayu

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