Two Days Without Additional New Cases, Patients Recover Also Continues to Increase in Denpasar
DENPASAR – baliprawara.com
For two consecutive days, on Sunday (May 17) in Denpasar City there were no additional new confirmed cases of Covid-19. There was also a good news about the recovery of one patient with a history of Migrant Workers (PMI) who live in Ubung Kaja Village.
Related to the latest condition, Spokesman of the Denpasar City Covid-19 Task Force, Dewa Gede Rai, said that for two days Denpasar City had not recorded the addition of a new Covid-19 case. “Yes Astungkara (Thank’s God) today there is no addition of a new positive case of Covid-19, and one patient was also confirmed recovered who was previously treated at Sanglah Hospital,” said Dewa Rai.
He further explained that accumulatively until now there was 65 positive cases in Denpasar City. The details are 51 recovered, 2 people died, and 12 people are still being treated.
So far the cumulative results of team tracing in Denpasar have found 381 cases of People Without Symptoms (OTG). However 95 of them were confirmed healthy after undergoing independent isolation, so that there were 283 OTG remaining. Accumulatively, People Under Monitoring (ODP) recorded 302 cases, but have undergone independent isolation. As many as 229 of them have been confirmed healthy, so that there are still 74 ODP people remaining. Accumulatively, there were 48 cases of Patients Under Surveillance (PDP), but 14 people tested negative for Covid-19 after undergoing a swab test, so that there were 33 PDP left.
Dewa Rai still reminded the public to always be vigilant, because the sloping graph movement does not mean free from the Covid-19 case. The existence of People Without Symptoms (OTG) from the tracing results of the Covid-19 Task Force in cooperation with the Village/ Lurah authority is still a consideration to continue to raise awareness. This also underlies the implementation of PKM (Public Activity Restrictions) in Denpasar City.
With the existence of people with OTG, ODP and PDP status, the community must be more vigilant and comply with government appeals and implement health protocols properly. “By applying Mayor Regulation on PKM, it is hoped that this can reduce the number of Covid-19 cases in Denpasar,” Dewa Rai said. (MBP)
