Indonesia's Active COVID-19 Suspect Cases are Climbing Again

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Andrea Lidwina 19/11/2020 13:49 WIB

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The total number of active COVID-19 suspects in Indonesia reached 64,430 as of Wednesday (November 18th). This figure is higher than the first and second weeks of November, which were in the range of

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The Indonesian Ministry of Health recorded a total of 64,430 active suspected Covid-19 cases in Indonesia as of Wednesday (November 18th). This number is higher than the first and second weeks of November, which were in the range of 50,000.

Nevertheless, active suspected cases have decreased sharply from the previous month, which reached 170,000. However, the government needs to continue improving Covid-19 testing capacity to prevent queues and a backlog of patients with this status.

The reason is that suspected cases are individuals who have symptoms, a history of travel to areas with local virus transmission, or a history of contact with positive patients. Therefore, their risk of exposure to the coronavirus is high.

The government continues to urge the public to implement the 3M movement (washing hands with soap, maintaining distance, and wearing masks) to stop the transmission of the coronavirus.

Editor : Muhammad Ahsan Ridhoi

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