Omicron Update: Indonesia Reports 2,156 Total Cases (Sunday, January 30, 2022)

Agus Dwi Darmawan 30/01/2022 12:55 WIB

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Omicron Case Development Over the Past 14 Days

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Omicron Update: Indonesia Reports 2,156 Total Cases (Sunday, January 30, 2022)

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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 2,156 as of Sunday, January 30, 2022. This represents a 299-case increase compared to the previous day and a 71.79 percent weekly growth.

This number places Indonesia first in Southeast Asia for Omicron cases, and represents the highest daily increase ever recorded in the country.

Singapore remains second in Southeast Asia with 1,461 Omicron cases.

Thailand reported a 97.44 percent increase in Omicron cases compared to the previous week, and a 4.05 percent increase compared to the previous day.

Malaysia reported 586 Omicron cases (a 26.57% increase), Cambodia reported 152 cases (a 4.4% decrease), and the Philippines reported 91 cases (a 111.63% increase).

GISAID's report also stated that it has detected a total of 772,930 Omicron Covid-19 cases worldwide, an increase from the previous week's 534,640 cases.

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