Indonesia today recorded an additional 4,179 Covid-19 cases, bringing the total number of cases since the start of the pandemic to 6.67 million as of Friday, December 2, 2022. The five provinces with the highest number of new cases today are DKI Jakarta, West Java, Banten, East Java, and Central Java.
- DKI Jakarta recorded an additional 1,644 cases
DKI Jakarta is ranked first. The increase in cases here was recorded at 1,644 cases, or a 0.11 percent increase compared to the previous day's cumulative total, which had reached 1.52 million. With this addition, the total number of cases in DKI Jakarta is now 1.52 million.
In addition to recording the highest increase in cases, DKI Jakarta also recorded seven deaths. Thus, the total number of deaths during the Covid-19 pandemic in DKI Jakarta has reached 15,807. The seven-day positive rate is at 25.74 percent, and the BOR for Covid-19 hospitals is reported at 17.84 percent.
- West Java recorded an additional 968 cases
Next is West Java. The increase in Covid-19 cases here was 968 cases. The seven-day positive rate in this region is recorded at 14.12 percent. In an effort to prevent the Covid-19 pandemic, the number of people tested for Covid-19 in this province is recorded at 54.81 per week.
- Banten recorded an additional 484 cases
The third highest increase in cases is in Banten. In this province, the increase in cases today was 484 cases, or a 0.13 percent increase compared to the previous day's cumulative total, which was recorded at 360,130.
In addition to recording the highest increase in cases, Banten also recorded two deaths. Thus, the total number of deaths during the Covid-19 pandemic in Banten has reached 2,974.
The trend of case development in this region over the past week has decreased. This can be seen from the lower confirmation rate per 100,000 population compared to the previous week. Similarly, the positive rate in this region is recorded as lower than before. According to the Ministry of Health, the BOR for Covid-19 hospitals in this province is recorded at 15.82 percent.
- East Java recorded an additional 282 cases
The fourth highest increase in cases is in East Java. In this province, the increase in cases today was 282 cases, or a 0.04 percent increase compared to the previous day's cumulative total, which was recorded at 632,040.
Not only is the increase in cases among the highest, East Java also recorded four deaths. Thus, the total number of deaths during the Covid-19 pandemic in East Java has reached 32,101. The seven-day positive rate is at 10.95 percent, and the BOR for Covid-19 hospitals is reported at 13.3 percent.
- Central Java recorded an additional 193 cases
The fifth highest increase in cases is in Central Java. In this province, the increase in cases today was 193 cases, or a 0.03 percent increase compared to the previous day's cumulative total, which was recorded at 652,400.
Meanwhile, the number of deaths today in Central Java is recorded at seven. Thus, the total number of deaths during the Covid-19 pandemic in Central Java has reached 33,823. The seven-day positive rate is at 10.43 percent, and the BOR for Covid-19 hospitals is reported at 13.92 percent.
- Lampung recorded an additional 67 cases
Lampung is ranked sixth. The increase in Covid-19 cases here was 67 cases. The seven-day positive rate in this region is recorded at 6.91 percent. In an effort to prevent the Covid-19 pandemic, the number of people tested for Covid-19 in this province is recorded at 4.56 per week.
- North Sumatra recorded an additional 58 cases
North Sumatra is ranked seventh. The increase in cases here was recorded at 58 cases, or a 0.04 percent increase compared to the previous day's cumulative total, which had reached 162,750. With this addition, the total number of cases in this province is now 162,800. The seven-day positive rate is at 10.02 percent, and the BOR for Covid-19 hospitals is reported at 5.89 percent.
- Bali recorded an additional 51 cases
The eighth highest increase in cases is in Bali. In this province, the increase in cases today was 51 cases, or a 0.03 percent increase compared to the previous day's cumulative total, which was recorded at 171,780.
Bali also recorded four deaths today. Thus, the total number of deaths during the Covid-19 pandemic in Bali has reached 4,840.
The trend of case development in this region over the past week has decreased. This can be seen from the lower confirmation rate per 100,000 population compared to the previous week. Similarly, the positive rate in this region is recorded as lower than before. According to the Ministry of Health, the BOR for Covid-19 hospitals in this province is recorded at 11.89 percent.
- Yogyakarta recorded an additional 47 cases
The ninth highest increase in cases is in Yogyakarta. In this province, the increase in cases today was 47 cases, or a 0.02 percent increase compared to the previous day's cumulative total, which was recorded at 229,260. The trend of case development in this region over the past week has decreased. This can be seen from the lower confirmation rate per 100,000 population compared to the previous week. Similarly, the positive rate in this region is recorded as lower than before. According to the Ministry of Health, the BOR for Covid-19 hospitals in this province is recorded at 18.34 percent.
- Riau recorded an additional 39 cases
Riau is ranked tenth. The increase in cases here was recorded at 39 cases, or a 0.03 percent increase compared to the previous day's cumulative total, which had reached 154,480. With this addition, the total number of cases in this province is now 154,520.
Riau also recorded one death today. Thus, the total number of deaths during the Covid-19 pandemic in Riau has reached 4,525.
The trend of case development in this region over the past week has decreased. This can be seen from the lower confirmation rate per 100,000 population compared to the previous week. Similarly, the positive rate in this region is recorded as lower than before. According to the Ministry of Health, the BOR for Covid-19 hospitals in this province is recorded at 9.22 percent.