Latest Information on COVID-19 Cases and Vaccination in Jakarta as of June 29, 2021

Jakarta Government continues to control COVID-19 pandemic. Not only implementing 3T, COVID-19 vaccination is also being promoted to priority groups. However, community participation is still needed to remain disciplined in implementing health protocols.

As many as 16% of 7,379 positive cases today are children aged under 18 years

Given that COVID-19 vaccination can only reduce the impact of exposure, there is still a possibility of COVID-19 transmission if people don't follow health protocols. It can be seen from positive cases that are still fluctuating and now tend to increase. It needs cooperation from all sides to break the transmission chain.

Jakarta Health Agency's Disease Prevention and Control Division Head, Dwi Oktavia stated, based on the latest data from Jakarta Health Agency, PCR test has been carried out to 27,288 specimens. From that amount, 20,466 specimens have been tested today to diagnose new cases with total of 7,379 positive results and 13,087 negative results. Besides, Antigen test was also conducted to 3,739 people with 810 positive results and 2,929 negative results.

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She said trend of active positive cases in children aged under 18 years is still increasing. As many as 16% of 7,379 positive cases today are children aged under 18 years. In details, 835 cases are children aged 6-18 years; 317 cases are children aged 0-5 years; then 5,577 cases are residents aged 19-59 years and 650 cases are residents aged 60 years and over.

"Therefore, it is important for parents to take better care of their children and avoid going outside with children. As much as possible, please do activities at home with your children, because positive cases in children is still high," she conveyed, as quoted from Jakarta PPID Press Release.

She mentioned that WHO is targeting to test 1,000 people using PCR per one million population per week (not specimens), meaning that WHO target for Jakarta is at least 10,645 people should be tested per week. "This target has been exceeded by Jakarta for some time. In the past week, 149,415 people were tested using PCR. While number of people tested for PCR in Jakarta has now reached 413,238 per million population," she explained.

Number of positive cases increased by 3,797 cases thus in total it reached 65,923 active cases as of today (including people who are still being treated/isolated). Moreover, for total confirmed cases in Jakarta as of today reached 535,788 cases. It should be noted that positive antigen test results in Jakarta were not included in total positive cases because all were reconfirmed by PCR.

From total positive cases, 461,439 people recovered with recovery rate of 86.1% and 8,426 people died with mortality rate of 1.6%. While mortality rate in Indonesia reached 2.7%

For positivity rate or positive cases percentage in the past week in Jakarta reached 35.8%, while the percentage of positive cases in total reached 12.2%. WHO also set standard positive cases percentage no more than 5%.

Meanwhile, vaccination process is still ongoing. Vaccination Program in Jakarta is targeting 8,815,157 people. For vaccination program, first dose vaccines had been given to 4,232,962 (48%), where 127,953 people had been injected with first dose vaccines today. While second dose vaccines had been given to 1,917,662 people (21,8%), where 4,748 people had been injected with second dose vaccines today.

Related to vaccination for residents aged 18-59 years, the first dose vaccines had been given 46.0% of target and second dose vaccines 17.5% of the target. For elderly group, first dose vaccines had been given to 65.8% of target and second dose vaccines 58,7% of target. While for mutual cooperation vaccination (Vaksinasi Gotong Royong) program, first dose vaccines had been given to 83,415 people and second dose vaccines to 26,605 people.

Jakarta Government has provided isolation beds and ICU beds for COVID-19 patients. Based on the latest data on June 27, there is an increase in isolation beds and ICU beds capacity in 140 referral hospitals. In detail, 10,355 isolation beds with bed occupancy rate 93% and total 9,612 isolation patients. Then, 1,260 ICU beds with bed occupancy rate 87% and total 1,096 ICU patients.

Jakarta Satpol PP also gives sanction for anyone who don't wear mask and violate health protocols, and intensifies guest book data collection, as well as other forms of PSBB violations, such as in restaurants, business places, and industrial places. The imposed sanctions are in form of social work, fines, temporary suspension of activity, and revocation of business license.

Based on daily report submitted by Jakarta Satpol PP on June 28, 2021, at 18:00, Satpol PP had collected fine Rp 30.900,000 from mask operation and monitoring restaurants, cafes and food stalls, offices, workplaces, and business places. During the operation, 33 restaurants, food stalls, and cafes, as well as 4 offices, workplaces, and 13 business places were temporarily suspended.

Hopefully, all residents can be more disciplined and participated in breaking the chain of COVID-19 transmission.

Jakarta Government advised people who want to be vaccinated to go directly to vaccination site. In faster way, people can register online through JAKI app or corona.jakarta.go.id/vaksinasi. By registering online, people can choose time and place of vaccination, as well as conduct online health pre-screening test.

Vaccination sites can be checked through google maps app. Only by writing 'vaksin COVID-19', people can get information about vaccination site locations and how to get there.

Here are categories for residents aged 18+ who can be vaccinated in Jakarta:

- Residents with Jakarta ID card

- Residents with ID cards from outside Jakarta, but domiciled in Jakarta (bringing domicile letter obtained from RT administrator, not necessarily from RT Head)

- Residents with ID card outside Jakarta who work in Jakarta (bringing employment certificate)

Jakarta Provincial Government is still opening opportunity for residents who want to provide assistance to the others who affected by COVID-19 through Large-scale Social Collaboration (KSBB) Program. Residents can provide assistance in form of staple food, ready meals, or funds. Detailed information regarding KSBB can be accessed via site corona.jakarta.go.id/kolaborasi.