COVID-19 Mortality Rate in Five Priority Provinces Exceeds National Average

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Yosepha Pusparisa 20/11/2020 12:24 WIB

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As of Thursday (November 19th), the national mortality rate is 3.2%. Four of the 13 priority provinces have rates above the national average, including East Java (7.1%) and Central Java (4.6%).

COVID-19 Mortality Rate in 13 Priority Provinces (as of November 19, 2020)

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COVID-19 Mortality Rate in 13 Priority Provinces (as of November 19, 2020)

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Indonesia's COVID-19 cases continue to show an upward trend. Based on data from the Ministry of Health, the cumulative number of confirmed positive COVID-19 cases reached 483,518 on Thursday (November 19th). Meanwhile, 15,600 of these cases resulted in death, resulting in a national mortality rate of 3.2%.

The government is paying special attention to 13 provinces with uncontrolled daily growth in positive cases and deaths due to COVID-19. Of these 13 regions, East Java has the highest mortality rate at 7.1%. Several other regions also have mortality rates above the national average, namely Central Java (4.6%), South Kalimantan (4%), North Sumatra (4%), and Aceh (3.8%).

The government continues to emphasize the importance of implementing the 3M movement. The public needs to get into the habit of more frequently washing their hands with soap and running water, wearing masks, and maintaining physical distance.

Editor : Muhammad Ahsan Ridhoi

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