Only 1-2 people are traced from each positive Covid-19 case in Indonesia.
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KawalCOVID19 reports that Indonesia's contact-tracing-to-isolation ratio (CTIR) for COVID-19 was 1.62 as of Tuesday (December 8th). This means that only 1-2 people were traced for each positive case, while ideally, 30 people should be traced per case.
West Kalimantan had the highest CTIR at 8.05, followed by Riau at 7.32 and East Kalimantan at 5.28. Yogyakarta, West Nusa Tenggara, South Sumatra, North Kalimantan, and Bengkulu traced 2-3 people per positive COVID-19 case.
Meanwhile, other provinces recorded a CTIR between zero and 1.99 during the same period.
The government continues to urge the public to implement the 3M movement (wearing masks, washing hands, and maintaining distance) to stop the transmission of the coronavirus.
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