Acute Kidney Injury Reaches 324 Cases in 27 Provinces by Mid-November 2022: Details Here

The Ministry of Health (Kemenkes) reported that cases of atypical progressive acute kidney injury (AKI) reached 324 cases by November 15, 2022. These cases were spread across 27 provinces.

Kemenkes spokesperson Mohammad Syahril stated that there have been no new cases in the last two weeks (since November 2, 2022). The number of patients hospitalized has also decreased; only 14 remain.

The breakdown is as follows: 9 patients are hospitalized at RSCM (Dr. Cipto Mangunkusumo National General Hospital), 2 in Aceh, and 1 patient each in North Sumatra, West Sumatra, and Riau Islands.

"We are very grateful that in the last two weeks, the number of cases in the country has not increased. Only 14 (people) are still hospitalized at RSCM," said Syahril in an online press conference on Wednesday (November 16).

Meanwhile, 111 patients have recovered, while 199 have died.

Syahril stated that there have been no additional deaths in the last two weeks. "The death toll remains the same (no increase). There are still 27 provinces currently reporting these cases," he said.

The following is the distribution of atypical progressive acute kidney injury across 27 provinces in Indonesia as of November 15, 2022:

1. Jakarta: 83 cases
2. West Java: 42 cases
3. Aceh: 32 cases
4. East Java: 25 cases
5. Banten: 21 cases
6. West Sumatra: 20 cases
7. Bali: 16 cases
8. North Sumatra: 15 cases
9. South Sulawesi: 9 cases
10. Jambi: 8 cases
11. East Nusa Tenggara: 6 cases
12. Yogyakarta: 6 cases
13. South Sumatra: 5 cases
14. Central Java: 5 cases
15. Bangka Belitung Islands: 4 cases
16. Southeast Sulawesi: 4 cases
17. Riau Islands: 4 cases
18. Lampung: 4 cases
19. North Kalimantan: 3 cases
20. West Nusa Tenggara: 2 cases
21. East Kalimantan: 2 cases
22. South Kalimantan: 2 cases
23. Central Kalimantan: 2 cases
24. Gorontalo: 1 case
25. Bengkulu: 1 case
26. North Sulawesi: 1 case
27. West Kalimantan: 1 case