Nine Indonesian Cities Report Over 1,000 Active Covid-19 Cases

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Andrea Lidwina 13/08/2020 10:16 WIB

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The COVID-19 Task Force reported that nine Indonesian cities had more than 1,000 active coronavirus cases as of August 9, 2020. Five of these cities are in Jakarta.

Nine Indonesian Cities with More Than 1,000 Active Covid-19 Cases (as of August 9, 2020)

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Nine Indonesian Cities with More Than 1,000 Active Covid-19 Cases (as of August 9, 2020)

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The Covid-19 Task Force reported that nine Indonesian cities had more than 1,000 active coronavirus cases as of August 9, 2020. Five of these cities are in Jakarta, with Central Jakarta having the highest number at 2,213 cases.

North Jakarta recorded 1,775 active cases, while South Jakarta, East Jakarta, and West Jakarta each had around 1,300 cases. Several provincial capitals also made the list, including Semarang (1,681 cases), Makassar (1,511 cases), Medan (1,377 cases), and Surabaya (1,283 cases).

As of Wednesday, August 12th, Indonesia was still treating 39,017 people with Covid-19. Treatment was provided both in hospitals and independently.

Editor : Safrezi Fitra

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