Today's COVID-19 Provincial Data Update: Highest Increase in DKI Jakarta (Thursday, June 8, 2023)

Indonesia today reported 254 new COVID-19 cases, bringing the total number of cases since the start of the pandemic to 6.81 million as of Thursday, June 8, 2023. The five provinces with the highest number of new cases today are DKI Jakarta, East Java, West Java, Lampung, and Banten.

Here is the breakdown of new COVID-19 cases by province today

1. DKI Jakarta reported 58 new cases

DKI Jakarta ranks first. The increase in cases is 58, a 0% increase compared to the previous day's cumulative total of 1.57 million. With this addition, the total number of cases in DKI Jakarta is now 1.57 million. The seven-day positive rate is 3.64%, and the BOR (Bed Occupancy Rate) for COVID-19 hospitals is reported at 7.67%.
2. East Java reported 47 new cases

East Java ranks second. There were 47 new COVID-19 cases. The seven-day positive rate in this region is 2.25%. In efforts to combat the COVID-19 pandemic, the number of people tested for COVID-19 in this province is recorded at 10.59 per week.
3. West Java reported 38 new cases

Next is West Java. There were 38 new COVID-19 cases. The seven-day positive rate in this region is 2.58%. In efforts to combat the COVID-19 pandemic, the number of people tested for COVID-19 in this province is recorded at 15.18 per week.
4. Lampung reported 19 new cases

Next is Lampung. The increase in cases is 19, a 0.02% increase compared to the previous day's cumulative total of 79,127. With this addition, the total number of cases in this province is now 79,146. The seven-day positive rate is 5.26%, and the BOR for COVID-19 hospitals is reported at 1.61%.
5. Banten reported 14 new cases

Fifth is Banten. The province reported 14 new cases today, a 0% increase compared to the previous day's cumulative total of 372,070. The seven-day positive rate in Banten is 2.99%, while the BOR for COVID-19 hospitals is reported at 2.25%.
6. Central Java reported 14 new cases

Next is Central Java. The increase in cases is 14, a 0% increase compared to the previous day's cumulative total of 662,210. With this addition, the total number of cases in this province is now 662,220.

Central Java also reported two deaths today, bringing the total number of deaths during the COVID-19 pandemic in Central Java to 34,281. The seven-day positive rate is 3.76%, and the BOR for COVID-19 hospitals is reported at 3.46%.

7. South Sumatra reported 12 new cases

Seventh is South Sumatra. The province reported 12 new cases today, a 0.01% increase compared to the previous day's cumulative total of 86,064. The seven-day positive rate in South Sumatra is 5.19%, while the BOR for COVID-19 hospitals is reported at 7.39%.
8. North Sumatra reported 10 new cases

Next is North Sumatra. The increase in cases is 10, a 0.01% increase compared to the previous day's cumulative total of 164,260. With this addition, the total number of cases in this province is now 164,270. The trend of cases in this region has increased in the last week. This can be seen in the higher confirmation rate per 100,000 population compared to the previous week. Similarly, the positive rate in this region is still increasing in the last week. According to the Ministry of Health, the BOR for COVID-19 hospitals in this province is 2.35%.
9. East Kalimantan reported eight new cases

Ninth is East Kalimantan. The province reported eight new cases today, a 0% increase compared to the previous day's cumulative total of 215,490. The seven-day positive rate is 1.47%, and the BOR for COVID-19 hospitals is reported at 4.05%.
10. North Sulawesi reported five new cases

Tenth is North Sulawesi. The province reported five new cases today, a 0.01% increase compared to the previous day's cumulative total of 54,574. The seven-day positive rate is 14.5%, and the BOR for COVID-19 hospitals is reported at 1.63%.

COVID-19 Data Development in Indonesia by Province (Thursday, June 8, 2023)

(Table follows, identical to the original table but with English headers: Province, New Cases, New Recoveries, New Deaths, Total)