COVID-19 Red Zones Still Spread Across 57 Regencies/Cities
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The Covid-19 Task Force for Acceleration of Handling reports that 57 regencies and cities in Indonesia remain at high risk. In other words, these areas are classified as red zones for Covid-19 transmission. According to the Task Force, the number of red zones has decreased from 108 locations on May 31st.
The Task Force categorizes Indonesian regions based on 15 epidemiological, public health, and healthcare indicators. Calculations were performed from June 15th to 20th, 2020, and assessed on a scale of 1-100.
The government still identifies 17 provinces with red zones. East Java Province has 13 locations classified as red zones, the highest number among all provinces. South Kalimantan follows with 11 red zone locations.
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