Omicron Update: Indonesia Reports 3,772 Total Cases (Sunday, February 6, 2022)

Agus Dwi Darmawan 06/02/2022 12:55 WIB

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The Omicron variant in Indonesia shows a difference of 397 cases compared to the previous day. Weekly, cases in Indonesia grew by 114.93 percent.

Omicron Case Development Over the Past 14 Days

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Omicron Case Development Over the Past 14 Days

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GISAID reported that the number of Omicron (B.1.1.529) variant Covid-19 cases in Indonesia reached 3,772 as of Sunday, February 6, 2022. This represents a 397-case increase compared to the previous day and a 114.93 percent weekly growth.

This number places Indonesia first in Southeast Asia. Thailand remains second with 1,734 Omicron cases.

Singapore follows, with a 20.35 percent weekly increase in Omicron cases. The country reported 1,579 cases, compared to 1,312 the previous week.

Rounding out the top five are the Philippines with 1,140 Omicron cases (a 2,551.16% increase), Malaysia with 619 cases (an 11.13% increase compared to the previous week), and Cambodia with 257 cases (a 61.64% increase compared to the previous week).

GISAID's report also indicates that a total of 996,680 Omicron Covid-19 cases have been detected worldwide, an increase from 660,030 cases the previous week.

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