Adults aged 31-45 make up the largest number of COVID-19 isolation patients.

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Hanna Farah Vania 06/12/2020 08:26 WIB

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COVID-19 patients aged 31-45 years who were hospitalized or isolated accounted for 29.86 percent.

Percentage of COVID-19 Patients Hospitalized or Isolated by Age Group

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Adults aged 31-45 make up the largest number of COVID-19 isolation patients.

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Percentage of COVID-19 Patients Hospitalized or Isolated by Age Group

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People aged 31-45 should be more cautious about COVID-19 exposure. According to a publication by the Indonesian COVID-19 Task Force titled "Analysis of Indonesian COVID-19 Data" (November 29th), the 31-45 age group has the largest contribution to the percentage of currently hospitalized or isolated COVID-19 patients, reaching 29.86 percent.

The same data shows that the majority of the productive age group (15-64 years old) contributes significantly to the percentage of hospitalized or isolated patients. The three subgroups within this age range each contribute more than 20 percent. The 19-30 age group accounts for 24.29 percent, and the 45-69 age group accounts for 23.07 percent.

Furthermore, the age groups over 60, 6-18 years, and children aged 0-5 years have the lowest percentages. Nevertheless, people of all age groups should continue to strictly adhere to the 3M protocol (wearing masks, washing hands, maintaining distance) and avoid prolonged gatherings in enclosed spaces.

Editor : Arie Mega Prastiwi

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