The Jakarta COVID-19 Quick Handling Task Force announces the latest information of Coronavirus Disease 2019 (COVID-19) cases as of December 1.

The number of people tested last week has reached 96,214

Jakarta Health Agency's Disease Prevention and Control Division Head, Dwi Oktavia Tatri Lestari stated, based on the latest data, the swab tests had been carried out on 14,930 specimens. 11,944 of them were to diagnose new cases with 1,058 positive and 10,886 negative results.

"The number of people tested last week has reached 96,214, while 156,018 people have undergone the swab tests," she expressed, as quoted by Jakarta PPID's press release, Tuesday (12/1).

As for the number of active cases in Jakarta to date was 10,128 people who were undergoing self-isolation at home (including data of athlete's homestead) or increased to 16 cases. As for the total number of confirmed cases in Jakarta today was 137,919 cases.

Of these cases, 125,102 people were cured with a cure rate reaching 90.7% and 2,689 people died with a death rate of 1.9%, while Indonesia's death rate was 3.1%. The positivity rate in the last week in Jakarta was 8.3%, while Indonesia was 8.3%. WHO also set a standard percentage of positive cases of no more than 5%.

During the transitional PSBB, residents wanting to enter the Jakarta area were urged to carry out independent COVID-19 check-up through the JakCLM via JAKI app. In this app, they could find out the risk of COVID-19 and got various health recommendations according to the risks they have. This contribution would help the government to prevent the diseases in Jakarta.

Together with Satpol PP, the operation for residents who do not wear masks will also be intensified, including other PSBB violations. Hopefully, they can be more disciplined in implementing health protocols and participating in stopping the chain of COVID-19.

Here are the things that need to be done in daily activities amid the pandemic:

1. Stay home if not urgent

2. Always run 3M rules: (Mencuci tangan (washing hands), Memakai masker (wearing masks) and Menjaga jarak (maintaining physical distancing)

3. All activities permitted to operate must be within a maximum capacity of 50% and strictly adhere to health protocols

4. Remind others to always implement health protocols

As for the information, the community also has the opportunity to donate with others in the large-scale social collaboration (KSBB) program. They can provide aid in the form of staple foods, fast food and cash. For further information, please visit corona.jakarta.go.id/kolaborasi.