Indonesia Ranks 19th Globally as Active Covid-19 Cases Rise

Yosepha Pusparisa 31/05/2021 10:22 WIB

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Indonesia detected 1,816,041 Covid-19 cases by Monday, May 31, 2021. 101,639 cases, or 5.6%, were active, placing Indonesia 19th globally.

Global Active COVID-19 Cases (May 31, 2021, 09:47 WIB)

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Global Active COVID-19 Cases (May 31, 2021, 09:47 WIB)

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Based on data from Monday, May 31, 2021, at 09:47 WIB, Indonesia had detected 1,816,041 cases of Covid-19. 101,639 cases, or 5.6%, were active cases requiring hospitalization or self-isolation. The increase in Indonesia's active cases from the previous week's level of 5.2% places the country 19th in the world.

Meanwhile, the United States still holds the top position with the highest number of active Covid-19 cases globally. The disease has surpassed 34 million cases, with 5,592,640 cases, or 16.4%, classified as active. This proportion is down from the previous week's 17.1%.

The government continues to urge the public to maintain social distancing, wear masks, and wash their hands with soap and running water. Everyone is also encouraged to reduce mobility and avoid crowds.

Editor : Aria W. Yudhistira

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