There were 48 red zones in Java and Bali over the past week.

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The COVID-19 Task Force recorded 48 red zones, 76 orange zones, and 4 yellow zones in Java-Bali over the past week.

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There were 48 red zones in Java and Bali over the past week.

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The COVID-19 Task Force recorded 48 districts/cities in Java-Bali in the red zone as of January 24, 2020. This number is lower than the previous week's 52 districts/cities.

The number of districts/cities in Java-Bali in the yellow zone also decreased from 8 to 4. Meanwhile, the number of districts/cities in Java-Bali in the orange zone increased from 68 to 76.

Specifically, there were 4 red zones and 2 orange zones in Jakarta in the last week. There were 4 red zones and 4 orange zones in Banten. In West Java, there were 6 red zones, 17 orange zones, and 4 yellow zones.

There were 3 red zones and 2 orange zones in Yogyakarta. There were 18 red zones and 17 orange zones in Central Java.

Then, there were 7 red zones and 31 orange zones in East Java. Meanwhile, in Bali, there were 6 red zones and 3 orange zones.

Editor : Aria W. Yudhistira

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