Thousands of Covid-19 Cases from Abroad Enter Through Jakarta

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Yosepha Pusparisa 07/06/2021 18:20 WIB

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The Ministry of Health found 3,170 positive Covid-19 cases through DKI Jakarta's entry points. The peak occurred last April with 782 Indonesian citizens and 94 foreign nationals infected with the cor

Confirmed COVID-19 Cases Through DKI Jakarta Entry Points (January-May 2021)

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Confirmed COVID-19 Cases Through DKI Jakarta Entry Points (January-May 2021)

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The Ministry of Health reported confirmed Covid-19 cases originating from abroad. The number of cases reached thousands, both Indonesian citizens (WNI) and foreign nationals (WNA), primarily entering through Jakarta.

Over the past five months, the government identified 3,534 confirmed cases through DKI Jakarta entry points. 3,170 positive Covid-19 cases were brought in by Indonesian citizens (WNI), while foreign nationals (WNA) accounted for 364 positive cases.

The highest number of cases occurred in April 2021, with 782 Indonesian citizens (WNI) and 94 foreign nationals (WNA) testing positive for Covid-19.

The government provides at least 45 hotels as quarantine facilities, from Soekarno-Hatta Airport and Tanjung Priok Port. Arrivals from abroad are required to undergo a five-day quarantine, except for arrivals from India, Pakistan, and the Philippines, who must quarantine for 14 days.

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